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Gregory Baum

GREGORY BAUM served as an expert for the Vatican Council II from 1960 to 1965. For 28 years, he taught theology at St. Michael's College in Toronto and, from 1986 on, was a professor of religious studies at McGill University in Montreal. He is the author of many books and articles on ecumenism, the theology of the Christian life, Catholic social teaching and the sociology of religion. Baum was the founding editor of The Ecumenist: A Journal of Theology, Culture and Society.

Books by Gregory Baum

The Oil Has Not Run Dry

The Story of My Theological Pathway

by (author) Gregory Baum

Fernand Dumont

A Sociologist Turns to Theology

by (author) Gregory Baum

Fernand Dumont

Un sociologue se fait théologien

by (author) Gregory Baum

Truth and Relevance

Catholic Theology in French Quebec since the Quiet Revolution

by (author) Gregory Baum

Fernand Dumont (numérique PDF)

Un sociologue se fait théologien

by (author) Gregory Baum

Pacem in terris - Paix sur la terre (numérique PDF)

Relecture engagée dans le Québec d'aujourd'hui

by (author) Gregory Baum

Pacem in terris - Paix sur terre

Relecture engagée dans le Québec d'aujourd'hui

by (author) Gregory Baum

Ethics and Economics

Canada's Catholic Bishops on the Economic Crisis

by (author) Gregory Baum & Duncan Cameron

Signs of the Times

Religious Pluralism and Economic Injustice

by (author) Gregory Baum

Amazing Church: A Catholic Theologian Remembers a Half-Century of Change

A Catholic Theologian Remembers a Half-Century of Change

by (author) Gregory Baum

Nationalism, Religion, and Ethics

by (author) Gregory Baum

Karl Polanyi on Ethics and Economics

Foreword by Marguerite Mendell

by (author) Gregory Baum

Compassion and Solidarity

The Church for Others

by (author) Gregory Baum

Catholics and Canadian Socialism

Political Thought in the Thirties and Forties

by (author) Gregory Baum