I Believe In The Holy Spirit
Tác giả: Yves Congar
Ký hiệu tác giả: CO-Y
Dịch giả: David Smith
DDC: 231.3 - Chúa Thánh Thần
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 1

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số: 258SB0006736
Nhà xuất bản: The Crossroad Publishing Company, New York
Năm xuất bản: 2001
Khổ sách: 22
Số trang: 678
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
Volume III: The River Of The Water Of Life  
Abbreviations x
   
INTRODUCTION  
1 The presentation of this volume xiii
2 Greek and Latin Trinitarian Theology xv
PART ONE  
THE HOLY SPIRIT IN THE DIVINE TRI-UNITY  
   
   
   1 The sources of our knowledge of the Holy Spirit.   
      Necessity and conditions for a dogmatic and theological expression 3
      2 The 'Economic' Trinity and the 'Immanent' Trinity 11
   
II THE STAGES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A THEOLOGY OF THE THIRD PERSON 19
   Before the Arian crisis 19
 (A)  In the Greek part of the Church 24
   1 The criticism of Arianism. Advances in the Theology if the Trinity 24
   2 The Cappadocian Fathers. The First Council of Constantinople (381). John Damascene 29
   3 The Filioque as professed by the Latin Fathers and the councils before it became a subject of disunity 49
   The Teaching 49
     The Latin Fathers 50
     The Councils and the Creeds 51
   The Addition of the Filioque to the Creed 53
   4 The Partriarch Photius. The Era of Confrontatinon and Polemics 57
   5 A Note on the Theology of Gregory Palamas 61
   6 Eastern Pneumatology Today 72
   
  (B) The West and the Revelation of the Tri-Unity of God  79
    1 Augustine 80
        The Theology of the Relationships 81
        The Filioque 85
        A Note on Augustine's Theology of the Trinity and the Eastern Tradition 87
      The Images of the Trinity 89
    2 Anselm 96
    3 Speculative Triadology constructed in faith and under the sign of Love 103
       A: Richard of Saint- Victor 103
       B: Alexander of Hales and Bonaventure 108
    4 Thomas Aquinas 116
    5 Dogmatic definitions in Pneumatology: a need for hermeneutics 128
   
III THEOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS 133
    1 The Father, the Absolute Source of Divinity 133
       The Greek Fathers 133
       The Latin West 134
    2 A Theological Meditation on the Third Person 144
    3 The Motherhood in God and the Femininity of the Holy Spirit 155
    4 Towards a Pneumatological Christology 165
   
IV CONTRIBUTIONS TO AN AGREEMENT 174
    1 Unity of Faith but a difference of theological expression:  
       Greeks and Latins in the understanding of the Western theologians 174
    2 Attempts at and suggestions for an agreement 184
          The Council of Florence 184
    Appendix: Mgr Sergey and Mgr Basile Krivocheine on the Filioque 190
    2 Relationships and discussions between Orthodox and non-Roman Catholic communions 192
       A: Orthodox and Old Catholics 192
       B: Orthodox and Anglicans 196
    Appendix: Vladimir Soloviev on the Filioque 198
    4 Some suggestions for agreement 199
    5 Should the Filioque be suppressed in the Creed? 203
    6 Did the Filioque have an ecclesiological impact? 208
    7 Nine Theses in conclusion 213
   
Part Two  
THE HOLY SPIRIT AND THE SACRAMENTS  
   
1 The 'Seal of the Gift of the Spirit'. Some Thoughts about the Sacrament of 'Confirmation' 217
     (1) Uneasiness about Confirmation 217
     (2) The meaning of Confirmation is derived from the mystery of Christ 219
     (3) Confirmation in the building up and the mission of the Church 219
     (4) Confirmation in the growth of the baptized person 221
     (5) The two sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation and the two missions of Christ and the Spirit 222
     (6) Suggestions for sacramental practice 223
2 The Eucharistic Epiclesis 228
          The Epiclesis cannot be separated from the whole of the Eucharistic Prayer or Anaphora;  
          the meaning of the Anaphora  228
          The Fourth-Century Epicleses: Consecration by them or by the words of institution? 232
          The meaning of the celebration in the West: the ordained celebrant is himself a sacramental reality 234
          The liturgical expression of the mystery in the two original traditions 237
          Symbols of life peculiar to the East 241
          The 'Zeon' or the Eucharistic Pentecost 242
          Unleavened or leavened bread? 243
    Appendix: The part played by the Holy Spirit in the Eucharist according to the Western tradition 250
3 The Holy Spirit in our Communion with the Body and Blood of Christ 258
4 The Life of the Church as one long Epiclesis 267