J. José Alviar
J. José Alviar (Manila, 1955) is a Filipino theologian specialized in dogmatic theology, with a particular interest in eschatology and inculturation. Trained as a chemical engineer, he was ordained a priest and earned his doctorate in theology at the University of Navarra, where he currently serves as a professor and deputy director of the Department of Dogmatic Theology. His academic focus is on exploring the ultimate mysteries from a personalist and relational perspective.
Among his most notable works are Eschatology (2004), a manual that reflects on the final destiny of man and the world; The Time of the Spirit: Towards a Pneumatological Theology (2022), which addresses the action of the Holy Spirit in the history of salvation; and Christian Conversion and Evangelization (2008), co-edited with Juan Alonso García, which examines the evangelizing mission of the Church. These publications, edited by EUNSA, are key references in contemporary theological education.
Among his most notable works are Eschatology (2004), a manual that reflects on the final destiny of man and the world; The Time of the Spirit: Towards a Pneumatological Theology (2022), which addresses the action of the Holy Spirit in the history of salvation; and Christian Conversion and Evangelization (2008), co-edited with Juan Alonso García, which examines the evangelizing mission of the Church. These publications, edited by EUNSA, are key references in contemporary theological education.
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