Abstract
The Lyonnais priest Jules Monchanin is a philosopher to be rediscovered and to be included among the founders of Personalism. Indeed, his philosophical reflection is characterized by a personalist idealism in which Platonic, mystical and theology philosophy converge. His speculative peculiarity, however, consists in having compared Christian personalism to Hindu impersonalism, especially in his mission’s years in India.
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