Christianity for the Third Millennium

Christianity for the Third Millenium is an exercise in systematic theology attempting to describe Western (Latin) Christianity and Eastern (Greek) Christianity as a consequence of two radically different ways of experiencing reality. Given the metaphysical limits of materialism and idealism, the book ends with a proposal of a model of reality that emphasizes the intangible nature of experience and the non-epistemic faith nature of reality models to underscore the human condition as a spiritual odyssey of faith seeking understanding and justice in history.