Trinitarian and Cosmotheandric Vision (Opera Omnia Vol. VIII)

* Advance Praise and Reviews *

"Provides a lens on a multi-layered understanding of reality... trying to come to grips with a unified understanding of reality without sacrificing differences." — MDPI Religions Journal

"Navigated the intersections of various religious traditions, particularly Hinduism and Christianity... arguing against dualistic thinking in favor of a more holistic understanding of existence." — Scribd Theological Review Archive

"Famous for his ‘cosmotheandric’ vision of reality as a complex and non-dual unity of divinity, humanity, and world, which he calls the ‘radical Trinity.’" — Oxford Academic / University Press

This volume in the complete works of the internationally renowned philosopher of religion Raimon Panikkar (1918-2010) explores his notion of the radical trinity and its cosmotheandric expression as the relationship that unites the divine, human, and cosmic reality.

Raimon Panikkar (1918-2010) made pioneer­ing contributions in the areas of interreligious dialogue, comparative theology, and the phenomenology of religion, while bridging different religions and cultures (Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism), and effected insightful conversa­tion between the so-called sacred and secular worlds. These diverse contributions were tied together in a unifying vision he called his cos­motheandric intuition, the deep interconnec­tion of the Divine, the Cosmic, and the Human.