God's Witnesses In The Heart Of The World
Tác giả: Leonardo Boff
Ký hiệu tác giả: BO-L
Dịch giả: Robert Fath
DDC: 248.894 - Hướng dẫn đời sống tu sĩ
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Tập - số: 3
Số cuốn: 1

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số: 258SB0008936
Nhà xuất bản: Claretianas
Năm xuất bản: 1981
Khổ sách: 24
Số trang: 286
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
Preface  ix
Unit 1  
The Foundation  1
1.Religious Life as a Universal Phenomenon of Religion  3
Religious Life as a Sign of God’s Love for Humanity in the World to Come  3
Religious Life as a Phenomenon in the Catholic Church  4
Religious Life as a Phenomenon in Christianity  5
Religious Life as a Phenomenon in the Religion of Biblical Monotheism  6
Religious Life as a Phenomenon  
of World Religions  6
The Source of the Christian Religious Vocation  11
The Concrete Realization of the Christian Religious Vocation  21
2. Religious Life and the Experience of God  24
The Return to the Primary Experience of God  
Through the Destruction of His Images  24
The Transparency of the World as the Way of Experiencing the Living God  29
What Is Experience?  32
The Experience Typical of Our Modern World  35
How God Appears in the Technico-Scientific World  37
How God Appears in the Oppressed World of Latin America  42
The Revelation of God in the Historical Process of the Individual  49
The Christian Experience of God  56
The Experience of God in Religious Life  69
The Experience of God in the Process of Life-Death-Resurrection of Language  74
Unit 2  
The Expression  79
3. The Vows and the Human Person  81
The Problem of the Vows  81
The One Basic Vow: Total Consecration to God  82
The Three Vows Detail and Concretize the Vow of Consecration  85
The Essential Content of the Vows: The Divine Sovereignty  89
4. Poverty: Commitment and Solidarity  95
Poverty, an Offense Against God and Humanity  96
Wealth and Evil That Dehumanizes the Person and Offends God  98
Justifying the Two-fold Condemnation  99
“Blessed Are the Poor’’  104
A Poverty That Is Treasure Desừed by God and That Ennobles Humanity  108
Jesus,the Rich Man Who Became Poor  113
5. Chastity: The Integration of the Masculine and Feminine  116
The Endeavor of Ontological Reasoning  117
Sexuality as an Ontological Structure of the Human Person  119
The Basic Structure of the Human Personality  121
Masculine and Feminine as Different Dimensions of the Human  123
Cultural Manifestations of the Masculine and the Feminine  124
Myth as Expressing the Masculine and the Feminine  126
The Ontological Vision of the Masculine and Feminine and the Future of Relationships Between Men and Women  129
Theological Implications of the Masculine and Feminine  130
6. Obedience: A Way to Personal Fulfillment  133
Personal Fulfillment and Its Depictions  133
Situational Living: The Way to Fulfillment  140
Personal Fulfillment and Taking Up the Cross  144
Religious Obedience as the Way to Hear God  148
The Religious, True to Oneself  149
Unit 3  
The Existential Situation  151
7. Religious Life and Secularly  153
The Relationship Between Religious Life and Secularization  154
The Pitfalls Inherent in Religious Life and in Secularization  161
The Interrelatedness of Religious Life and Secularization  163
Ramifications of Secularization for Religious Life  167
Ramifications of Religious Life for Secularization  172
8. Prayer in the Midst of the Secular World: Challenges and Risks  177
The Origin of the Prayer Crisis of Today: Positive Aspects  179
The Prayer of Jesus: Sacred and Profane  184
Two Solutions  187
Prayer and Prayer Forms: Their Unitive and Divisive Character  196
Community: the Formula Creating the “We” of Faith  199
Celebrations and Prayer: The Nature of the Profane and Sacral Person  200
Prayer and Ritual: A Forgotten Reality  203
Prayer, Play, and Humor: The Person as God’s Plaything  204
The Time and Place for Prayer in the Secular World  205
Unit 4  
The Mission  207
9. Underdevelopment Liberation Evangelization and Religious Life  209
The Challenges of the Real Situation: The Socio-Analytical Interpretation  211
The Response of Faith: The Theological Interpretation of the Evidence  218
The Evangelization Carried On by Religious Life  220
Is It Possible to Evangelize in a Rich World with the Tools of the Poor?  243
Conclusion: The Mystique of Commitment and Perseverance  246
10. Religious Life and the Process of Liberation  249
Religious Life Incarnated and Seen in a Concrete Situation  249
Religious Life in the Process of Liberation  251
The Spirituality of Hope Within Captivity  261
Conclusion  265
Notes  267
List of Abbreviations  285