INTRODUCTION |
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TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS |
xiii |
CHAPTER I THE MYSTERY OF MAN |
1 |
1.1 The Anthropological Conversion |
2 |
1.2 The Three Aspects of Rahner's Explicit Methodology |
7 |
1.3 Comments and Questions |
15 |
CHAPTER II THE MYSTERY OF HUMAN LIFE |
23 |
2.1 On Becoming Man: Hominization |
24 |
2.2 On Becoming a Person: Concupiscence |
27 |
2.3 The Finalization of the Person: Death and Guilt |
33 |
2.4 The Existential Situation od mankind: Original Sin |
38 |
2.5 Comments and Questions |
47 |
CHAPTER III THE MYSTERY OF THE SUPERNATURAL |
59 |
3.1 Extrincisism: the Decline of a Traditional System |
60 |
3.2 Intrinsicism: the Challenge of a New Approach |
63 |
3.3 Supernatural Existential: the Emergence of an Intermediary Theory |
64 |
3.4 Comments and Questions |
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CHAPTER IV THE MYSTERY OF GRACE |
85 |
4.1 Grace and Uncreated Presence of God |
86 |
4.2 Grace and God's Salvific Will |
91 |
4.3 Grace and Justification in Christ |
94 |
4.4 Grace in God's self-Communication |
99 |
4.5 Comments and Questions |
104 |
CHAPTER V THE MYSTERY OF HUMAN FAITH |
117 |
5.1 From the 'Philosophy' to the Theology of Revelation |
118 |
5.2 Groping for the Categorial Word |
123 |
5.2.1 Visions, Phophecies and Inspiration |
124 |
5.2.2 Revelation and Heilsgeschichte |
127 |
5.3 The synthesis of God's Word and Human Faith |
131 |
5.4 Comments and Questions |
137 |
EPILOGUE: FAITH AND SALVATION |
157 |
NOTES |
161 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY |
187 |