Introduction To Fundamental Theology | |
Tác giả: | Rino Fisichella |
Ký hiệu tác giả: |
FI-R |
DDC: | 230.01 - Nguyên lý thần học Kitô giáo |
Ngôn ngữ: | Anh |
Số cuốn: | 2 |
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Abbreviations | 9 |
Preface to the English Edittion | 11 |
I. LEAVING THE DESERT | 13 |
1. The Apologeties of the Manuals | 16 |
2. The "Rediscovery " of Unity | 27 |
1. The Rediscovery of the Person of Jesus Christ | 28 |
2. The Rediscovery of the Church as "Minister" of the Word | 30 |
3. The Rediscovery of the Audience of Revelation | 31 |
4. The Rediscovery of Scipture | 32 |
II. THE PATH TOWARD A NEW IDENTITY | 35 |
1. The Context | 35 |
2. A Lost Chance | 43 |
3. The Necessity of fudamental Theology? | 47 |
4. A Path to Travel | 52 |
III. FUNDAMENTAL THEOLOGY AS "THEOLOGY" | 57 |
1. The Theology Character of Fundamental Theology | 57 |
2. The Problem of Method | 63 |
3. A Method of Integration | 67 |
IV. FUNDAMENTAL THEOLOGY AS "FUNDAMENTAL" | 72 |
1. Revelation: The Foundation of Theology | 72 |
1. The Evolution of Concept of Revelation | 73 |
2. A Theology of Revelation from Revelation | 88 |
1. Revelation is the Foundation of Theology Thinking | 88 |
2. Newness is a Constant Characteristic of Revelation | 91 |
3. The Historicity of Jesus of Nazareth is Essential and Constitutive Principle of the Knowing of Faith | 94 |
3. Faith as Knowing | 97 |
1. The Teaching of Scipture | 98 |
2. Theological Consequences | 103 |
V. THE PROVOCATION TO MEANING | 109 |
1. Blaise Pascal | 111 |
2. John Henry Newman | 126 |
3. Hans Urs von Balthasar | 138 |
1. Epistemological Principles | 140 |
2. Individuation of the Themes | 144 |
3. Perspectives | 151 |
CONCLUSION | 154 |
General Bibliography | 159 |