Pablo Irizar is Faculty Lecturer and Kennedy Smith Chair of Catholic Studies at the School of Religious Studies at McGill University, Canada. He also serves as Director of the Newman Centre, also at McGill.

This book wrestles with the fundamental questions of the human relation to God and the world. In so doing, Irizar brings forward Augustine’s thought on the church in a thoughtful, creative, and timely manner to address spiritual, ethical, and social concerns central to us today.

• IntroductionChapter 1The Problem of BelongingChapter 2The Structure of BelongingChapter 3The Making of BelongingChapter 4The Manifestation of BelongingChapter 5The Metamorphosis of BelongingConclusionBibliographyIndex

Pablo Irizar is Faculty Lecturer and Kennedy Smith Chair of Catholic Studies at the School of Religious Studies at McGill University, Canada. He also serves as Director of the Newman Centre, also at McGill.

This book wrestles with the fundamental questions of the human relation to God and the world. In so doing, Irizar brings forward Augustine’s thought on the church in a thoughtful, creative, and timely manner to address spiritual, ethical, and social concerns central to us today.

• IntroductionChapter 1The Problem of BelongingChapter 2The Structure of BelongingChapter 3The Making of BelongingChapter 4The Manifestation of BelongingChapter 5The Metamorphosis of BelongingConclusionBibliographyIndex

Pablo Irizar is Faculty Lecturer and Kennedy Smith Chair of Catholic Studies at the School of Religious Studies at McGill University, Canada. He also serves as Director of the Newman Centre, also at McGill.

This book wrestles with the fundamental questions of the human relation to God and the world. In so doing, Irizar brings forward Augustine’s thought on the church in a thoughtful, creative, and timely manner to address spiritual, ethical, and social concerns central to us today.

• IntroductionChapter 1The Problem of BelongingChapter 2The Structure of BelongingChapter 3The Making of BelongingChapter 4The Manifestation of BelongingChapter 5The Metamorphosis of BelongingConclusionBibliographyIndex