Communion and Otherness: Further Studies in Personhood and Church

There is a substantial, unexpectedly feisty appendix-dialogue on Pneumatology or, more specifically, on the crucial difference between "ontologically absolute" and "ontological absolute" regarding "nothingness" in the doctrine of creation (273). A final original gem in this masterly work is a consideration of ecclesial mysticism, where Z. focuses the eschatological dimension of Eucharist and the vibrant trajectory of divine love that illumines "a mysticism of communion and relationship through which one is so united with the Other' as to form one indivisible unity through which otherness emerges clearly" (307).