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Book Reviews: Moral Theology

In his essay, E. Sandoz’s provides the context for an overall appreciation by treating the major emphases and scope of Voegelin’s entire opus and the place of Israel and Revelation, within it. Glenn Tender’s essay, written from a political science perspective, deals with continuing issues that emerge from Voegelin’s work. The author suggests some directions in which Voegelin’s thought may lead us and issues that have to be addressed as