Karl Rahner talks about himself
in "Thomas Aquinas: Friar, Theologian, and Mystic."
He says
"Thomas was a man who set aside what was small in order to find what was bigger."
Despite Rahner vast corpus of works, he is no Thomas Aquinas. The former will not be read in fifty years time, apart from as a warning, the latter will always be read.
He says
"Thomas was a man who set aside what was small in order to find what was bigger."
Despite Rahner vast corpus of works, he is no Thomas Aquinas. The former will not be read in fifty years time, apart from as a warning, the latter will always be read.
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