–and his works can then get published.
De Chardin’s death will liberate his works, as his obedience to Church fiat had kept his books unpublished during his lifetime.
Works of the French Jesuit priest and paleontologist Teilhard de Chardin published posthumously primarily over 1955–2002 CE span; [b. 1881; d. 1955].
His works had been banned by the Vatican “Holy Office” during his lifetime (with the Holy See ban reaffirmed in 1981)…
His works deal with, among other themes, “consciousness” as well as “directed evolution”…noosphere….Omega Point.
Note that his important posthumously published works include:
“The Phenomenon of Man
(in French: 1955, in English: 1959)
The Future of Man
(in French: 1959, in English: 1964) and
The Human Phenomenon (1999)
Note that the works of the extraordinary de Chardin are extremely complex and difficult to read, by any standard.