Hasta El Fondo Del Alma

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El P. José Vicente Rodríguez ofrece en este libro una exhaustiva antología de textos de santa Teresa, con la intención de indagar en los valores múltiples que se encuentran en su vida y en sus escritos, profundizar en su persona y conocer mejor a esta polifacética mujer, de la que queda aún mucho por aprender. A lo largo de los capítulos del libro, Teresa se nos muestra consejera, maestra de oración, observadora del reino animal, refranera, viajera, negociadora persuasiva, monja comprometida, mariana, lectora de la Biblia, aventurera, cocinera, cantora, amiga de los santos, pecadora, ...

Dr. Luciano Jaramillo is one of the most important Biblical scholars in the Spanish-speaking world. His multiple contributions in the field of Bible translation have demonstrated him to be one of the most distinguished and relevant erudites of the 21st century. He served as secretary of the translation committee for the NVI (Nueva Version Internacional) translation, the most widely read modern Bible translation in the Spanish language. He is also the author of seven books on Biblical disciplines, theology, and devotional reflection and has served as pastor, professor at various Bible...

Tolkien: hombre y mito ahonda en el trasfondo filosófico y el contexto cultural que moldearon la génesis de la Tierra Media, así como en el uso que Tolkien hace del mito: para él, debe suponer un salto no fuera de la realidad, sino al corazón de la misma. Asimismo, Pearce describe la relación que el magistral escritor mantuvo con sus colegas literarios más próximos y desvela la incómoda relación entre Tolkien y C. S. Lewis, el autor de los libros de Narnia.