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Book Review: Suffering and Salvation: The Salvific Meaning of Suffering in the Later Theology of Edward Schillebeeckx

Milovec alludes to these practices, and the accompanying theologies, he says little about present day incidents. It is as though he has run out of space. This book is useful, if one can put aside Milovec's personal comments, which disrupt the flow of his writing and detract from the topics being addressed. At the close of each chapter, one finds a helpful conclusion. The extensive bibliography is a welcome addition (though some of the books listed don't seem to have informed the main body of work; I would have liked to have seen John Pawlikowski's work mentioned). This book will remain on my shelf as a rich, supplementary volume, particularly for his writings on Law, Grace and Salvation (Milovec's biblical exposition is first-rate), but not as a primary text about Jewish-Christian relations.