The Nature And Mission Of Theology
Phụ đề: Approaches to Understanding Its Role in the Light of Present Controversy
Tác giả: Joseph Ratzinger - Bênêđictô XVI
Ký hiệu tác giả: RA-J
DDC: 230 - Kitô giáo và thần học Kitô giáo
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 1

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số: 258SB0001643
Nhà xuất bản: Ignatius Press, San Francisco
Năm xuất bản: 1995
Khổ sách: 21
Số trang: 130
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
Foreword  7
PART I:  
PRESUPPOSITIONS AND BASES OF THEOLOGICAL WORK  
Faith, Philosophy and Theology  13
1.The Unity of Philosophy and Theology in Early Christianity  13
2.From Distinction to Opposition  16
3.Toward a New Relationship  22
A Concluding Observation: Gnosis, Philosophy and Theology  28
On the Essence of the Academy and Its Freedom 31
1.Dialogue 32
2.Freedom 34
3.The Center: Truth as the Basis and  
Measure of Freedom  37
4.Cult  40
PART 2:  
THE NATURE AND FORM OF THEOLOGY  
The Spiritual Basis and Ecclesial Identity of Theology  45
1. The New Subject as the Precondition and Foundation of All Theology 50
2. Conversion, Faith and Thought  55
3- The Ecclesial Character of Conversion and Its Consequences for Theology  58
4- Faith, Proclamation and Theology  61
5.The Temptation and Greatness of Theology  69
Pluralism as a Problem for Church and Theology 73
1.The Limit of the Church’s Claim and the Plurality of Human Options 73
2.Pluralism within the Church 82
a.The universal Church and the particular churches 85
b.Theology and theologies  90
PART 3:  
APPLICATIONS  
On the “Instruction concerning the Ecclésial Vocation of the Theologian”  101
Prefatory Note  101
1.Presentation  101
2.Toward a Discussion of the Text 107
a.Authority only in the case of infallibility? 111
b.The Magisterium, the university and the mass media  114
c.Prophetic vs. episcopal tradition?  118
Questions concerning Priestly Formation in Germany 121
Prefatory Note  121
1.Problems  122
2.In Search of Answers 125
a.On the future development of the faculties and related institutes  126
b.The significance of the seminary 127
Acknowledgments 129