Mary In The Christian Tradition
Phụ đề: From A Contemporary Perspective
Tác giả: Kathleen Coyle
Ký hiệu tác giả: CO-K
DDC: 232.91 - Thánh Mẫu Học
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 2

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số: 258SB0005108
Nhà xuất bản: Logos Publications, Philippines
Năm xuất bản: 1998
Khổ sách: 21
Số trang: 132
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
Mã số: 258SB0005109
Nhà xuất bản: Logos Publications, Philippines
Năm xuất bản: 1998
Khổ sách: 21
Số trang: 132
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
INTRODUCTION  
The Influence of Mary  
in the Christian Tradition 1
The Presence of Mary in the Christian Tradition 1
Mary in the Imagination of Christians 2
Marian References in Scripture 2
Contemporary Ecumenical Interest 3
The Scope of This Book 3
CHAPTER ONE  
Mary’s Participation in THE Kingdom of God 5  
The Presence of the Anti-Kingdom 6
Mary’s Participation in Bringing about the Kingdom of God 7
1. Paul’s Letter to the Galatians  8
“Bom of a Woman” 8
2. Luke’s Infancy Narrative 10
Mary’s Cooperation in the Incarnation 10
Mary’s Magnificat 13
Echoing Mary’s Magnificat Today 15
3. The Fourth Gospel 16
Link between the Cana Sign  
and the other J ohannine Signs 16
Mary, Jesus’ Mother at Cana 17
Mary’s Presence and Witness to Jesus’ Hour 18 Mary, Our Model of Faith 19
Questions for Reflection and Discussion 19
Suggestions for Further Reading 20
CHAPTER TWO  
The Marian Dogmas I 21
The Evolution of Dogma 21
I. Mary, Mother of God 22
Scriptural Roots of the Dogma  
of Mary’s Motherhood 24
Mary, the Mother of God, in the Eastern Liturgy  24
Mary’s Motherhhood: Theological Implications  25
II. The Virginal Conception of Jesus 26
Annunciation Narratives 26
Matthew’s Infancy Narrative 27
The Virginity of Mary: Theological Reflections  28
The Cautious Conclusion of Scholars 29
Influences of Docetism 30
Influences of Gnosticism 31
Monastic and Ascetic Influences 32
Consequences of Such Interpretations 33
Cultural Views of Virginity 33
Questions for Reflection and Discussion 34
Suggestions for Further Reading 34
CHAPTER THREE  
The Marian Dogmas II 35
I. The Immaculate Conception 35
The History of the Dogma of  
the Immaculate Conception 36
Theological Arguments 36
The Definition of the Dogma of  
the Immaculate Conception, 1854 38
The Classical Doctrine of Original Sin 39
Contemporary Reflections on Original Sin 41
Interpreting the Doctrine of  
the Immaculate Conception 42
The Immaculate Conception:  
Its Significance as Archetype 43
II. Mary’s Assumption 44
The Proclamation of the Dogma 45
Questions for Reflection and Discussion 48
Suggestions for Further Reading 48
CHAPTER FOUR    
Every Age Forms Its Own Image of Mary 49
Marian Devotion after Ephesus 49
The Desert Fathers and Mothers 50
The Patristic Period 51
The Early Middle Ages 52
The Middle Ages 53
The Thirteenth Century 54
The Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries 55
The Sixteenth Century 57
The Seventeenth Century 58
The Eighteenth Century 59
From the Nineteenth Century to Vatican II 60
The Needs of Every Age 62
The Cult of Mary and Its Influence  
on the Lives of Women 63
Conclusion 64
Questions for Reflection and Discussion 64
Suggestions for Further Reading 64
CHAPTER FIVE  
Mary in THE Theology of Vatican II 66
Pre-Vatican II Mariology 66
Conciliar Theology 67
The Conciliar Debate 68
Christ’s Mediatorship 71
In the Aftermath of the Council 73
Postconciliar Developments 74
1. Marialis Cultus 74
2. Redemptoris Mater 76
3. Behold Your Mother 77
Conclusion 77
Questions for Reflection and Discussion 78
Suggestions for Further Reading 78
CHAPTER SIX  
The Tradition of Marian Symbols 79
Marian Symbols 79
The Power of Symbol and Metaphor 79
Christian Symbols and  
the Culture that Gave Them Birth 81
The Eve-Mary Parallelism 82
A Critique of the Eve-Mary Parallelism 86
The Suppression of the Feminine in Christianity 87
Correcting the Distortions in the Tradition 88
Traditional Images of Mary  
Legitimate Women’s Oppression 89
Searching for an Alternative Tradition 90
Questions for Reflection and Discussion 90
Suggestions for Further Reading 91
CHAPTER SEVEN  
Toward AN Alternative Marian Theology  92
Mary Has Borne the Image of the Divine 92
Exaggerations in Medieval Theology 92
An Underdeveloped Pneumatology 93
Speaking of God in Finite Images 95
Imaging God in Male and Female Metaphors 96
Theology’s Ideological Bias 98
Mary, A Finite Human Being with  
a Unique Role in History 99
Political and Liberation Theologies 99
Feminist Theology 101
Retrieving the Figure of Mary 103
Mary, Our Model Disciple 103
Questions for Reflection and Discussion 104
Suggestions for Further Reading 105
APPENDIX  
Mary in Popular Belief 106
Popular Religion 106
Pilgrimage in the Christian Tradition 107
Marian Apparitions and Church Teaching 107
Expressing the Experience of the Holy 108
Certain Constants in the Marian Apparitions 109
The Symbol of Guadalupe 109
Marian Pilgrimages in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries 111
The Apparitions at Lourdes 112
The Apparitions at La Salette 112
The Apparitions at Fatima 113
The Apparitions at Medjugoije 113
The Church Calls for Discernment and Prudence 114
The Recent Upsurge in Marian Manifestations 115
The Popular Apocalyptic Ideology of Apparitions 115
Channeling Popular Piety 116
Suggestions for Further Reading 117
Notes 118
Selected Bibliography 126
Index 129