ECD SPR15 Prolegomena
... to be saved. For this reason God will send upon them a deluding influence so that they will believe what is false, in order that they all may be judged who did not believe the truth, but took pleasure in wickedness. f. II Timothy 2:24-26: The Lord's bond-servant must not be quarrelsome, but be kind ...
... to be saved. For this reason God will send upon them a deluding influence so that they will believe what is false, in order that they all may be judged who did not believe the truth, but took pleasure in wickedness. f. II Timothy 2:24-26: The Lord's bond-servant must not be quarrelsome, but be kind ...
The Study of Theology and Philosophy in the 21st Century
... before turning one’s mind to the higher matter of reflection upon revelation. A corollary of this is that one first of all deals with what is ultimately the classical (Greek and Roman) legacy before turning one’s mind to the Biblical (substantially ...
... before turning one’s mind to the higher matter of reflection upon revelation. A corollary of this is that one first of all deals with what is ultimately the classical (Greek and Roman) legacy before turning one’s mind to the Biblical (substantially ...
political staurologies
... Leonardo Boff does not throw an accusation of a lie towards the traditional theological interpretation of the Cross, merely a distortion which omits or at least conceals the real reasons of Jesus’s death as their exposition would undoubtedly reveal the political and revolutionary dimension of the Cr ...
... Leonardo Boff does not throw an accusation of a lie towards the traditional theological interpretation of the Cross, merely a distortion which omits or at least conceals the real reasons of Jesus’s death as their exposition would undoubtedly reveal the political and revolutionary dimension of the Cr ...
christian anthropology and eastern
... Christian initiative groups. Especially large-scale initiatives emerged within the Roman Catholic Church, such as the movement of «priests-workers» in France in the 30s and 40s or «theology of liberation» in Latin America. All this large trend often called «Social Christianity» brought many practica ...
... Christian initiative groups. Especially large-scale initiatives emerged within the Roman Catholic Church, such as the movement of «priests-workers» in France in the 30s and 40s or «theology of liberation» in Latin America. All this large trend often called «Social Christianity» brought many practica ...
ABSTRACT THEO-POETICS: FIGURE AND METAPHYSICS IN THE
... Still, the question remains unanswered: what relationship does literary, dramatic language have to metaphysics? In other words, in what way does it mean? Do the two ways of speaking conflict or, if related, how are they related? Given the current state of scholarship, it has become necessary to ask ...
... Still, the question remains unanswered: what relationship does literary, dramatic language have to metaphysics? In other words, in what way does it mean? Do the two ways of speaking conflict or, if related, how are they related? Given the current state of scholarship, it has become necessary to ask ...
The Theology of the Cross
... Jesus is portrayed as only a God-man with God powers, then the story of the crucifixion makes even less sense to us. Paul was the first to write about the cross, but his theology is only partially formed and didn’t answer all the questions that would arise in the centuries later. It really wasn’t un ...
... Jesus is portrayed as only a God-man with God powers, then the story of the crucifixion makes even less sense to us. Paul was the first to write about the cross, but his theology is only partially formed and didn’t answer all the questions that would arise in the centuries later. It really wasn’t un ...
Christpher_Fici_Black_Theology_Final
... tower. This is the constant risk of the academic life in which one can all too easily submit to the temptation of the abstractions which keep one from actual and fruitful engagement with the people who deserve the benefit of our theology, and who actually, more often than not, are the ones who end u ...
... tower. This is the constant risk of the academic life in which one can all too easily submit to the temptation of the abstractions which keep one from actual and fruitful engagement with the people who deserve the benefit of our theology, and who actually, more often than not, are the ones who end u ...
Weak Theology - Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
... “weakening of thought.” As Richard Rorty observes, for Vattimo, weak thought is not a term of derision, but a positive term of praise that can be used as a tool for political emancipation and a more democratic philosophy. It produces “a desirable humility about our own moral intuitions and about the ...
... “weakening of thought.” As Richard Rorty observes, for Vattimo, weak thought is not a term of derision, but a positive term of praise that can be used as a tool for political emancipation and a more democratic philosophy. It produces “a desirable humility about our own moral intuitions and about the ...
SPRING 2016 TRS GRADUATE COURSES
... theology examines several foundational concepts (revelation, faith, scripture, tradition, community, the human person, and method) and then explores how these concepts interact in the systems of a few significant theologians from the premodern, modern, and postmodern periods. Beginning with the assu ...
... theology examines several foundational concepts (revelation, faith, scripture, tradition, community, the human person, and method) and then explores how these concepts interact in the systems of a few significant theologians from the premodern, modern, and postmodern periods. Beginning with the assu ...
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... This leads on to another aspect of Christianity and Christian theology in the university. It needs to be there. But it does not need to be protected. It does not need in any way any special pleading. It needs to point to its best and to its highest. It also needs to be open to its past failures, eve ...
... This leads on to another aspect of Christianity and Christian theology in the university. It needs to be there. But it does not need to be protected. It does not need in any way any special pleading. It needs to point to its best and to its highest. It also needs to be open to its past failures, eve ...
Theology 300 Form - Providence College
... curriculum. Students will engage in a practice of reasoned inquiry about God and faith and the great questions of human life (e.g., What is the origin of my existence? Why is there something rather than nothing? What might one hope for, either for oneself or for humanity?) in a manner comparable wit ...
... curriculum. Students will engage in a practice of reasoned inquiry about God and faith and the great questions of human life (e.g., What is the origin of my existence? Why is there something rather than nothing? What might one hope for, either for oneself or for humanity?) in a manner comparable wit ...
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... Modernism holds that truth rests on a foundation of things we can know without appealing to other ideas (i.e., foundationalism). Postmodernism rejects foundationalism. Modernism holds that truth is what corresponds to reality. Postmodernism doubts that we can have such knowledge. It settles for what ...
... Modernism holds that truth rests on a foundation of things we can know without appealing to other ideas (i.e., foundationalism). Postmodernism rejects foundationalism. Modernism holds that truth is what corresponds to reality. Postmodernism doubts that we can have such knowledge. It settles for what ...