Foreword |
7 |
PART I: |
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PRESUPPOSITIONS AND BASES OF THEOLOGICAL WORK |
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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 |
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Measure of Freedom |
37 |
4.Cult |
40 |
PART 2: |
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THE NATURE AND FORM OF THEOLOGY |
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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: |
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APPLICATIONS |
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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 |