“Suchocki…presents a systematic theology with expresses in a process mode ‘the redemptive realities of Christian faith.’ Her work is both rigorous and personal. She illustrates complex concepts with examples from common experience, and her style embodies the dynamism and optimism of her faith.”
“Two books for the price of one…a convenient guide to process thought…[and an] expression of what ‘feminist’ theology looks like, or will look like, when women do not deal-as they have had to too often until now-with explicitly feminist themes.”
With great humor and intellect, God at the Ritz offers another way forward. From Charlie Rose and The God Squad to the pages of the Sunday New York Times magazine, Lorenzo Albacete is a leading voice on the power of religion in American life. In the national bestelling and critically acclaimed God at the Ritz, Albacete, a physicist and Catholic priest, offers profound, honest, and entertaining insights into the power of religion for good and evil and the need for religion at the core of human existence.
“From an absorbing discussion of reason, Albacete proceeds to suffering; sex, money, and politics; and religion. Each discussion is conducted in little chapters that agreeably breakup into digestible portions what amounts to a thorough general—that is, not just Christian—theory of faith in God.”