Grace, Governance and Globalization: T&T Clark Studies in Edward Schillebeeckx
Editat de Rev Dr Martin G. Poulsom, Dr Stephan van Erp, Dr Lieven Boeveen Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 oct 2018
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780567684844
ISBN-10: 0567684849
Pagini: 272
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 mm
Greutate: 0.39 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Seria T&T Clark Studies in Edward Schillebeeckx
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0567684849
Pagini: 272
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 mm
Greutate: 0.39 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Seria T&T Clark Studies in Edward Schillebeeckx
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
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Caracteristici
Analyzes the role of contemporary theological and non-theological views on the public sphere and the directions policy should take
Notă biografică
Stephan van Erp is Professor of Fundamental Theology at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies, KU Leuven, Belgium.Martin G. Poulsom is Head of Theology in the Department of Philosophy and Religion, Heythrop College, London, UK.Lieven Boeve is Professor of Fundamental Theology at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies, KU Leuven, Belgium.
Cuprins
List of Contributors1. Introduction: The Sacrament of Public LifeStephan van Erp, Katholieke Universiteit, Leuven, the NetherlandsPART I: THEOLOGICAL HERMENEUTICS: 'IF POLITICS ISN'T EVERYTHING.'2. God Becoming Present in the World: Sacramental Foundations of a Theology of Public LifeStephan van Erp, Katholieke Universiteit, the Netherlands3. Towards a Hermeneutic for Public Theology: A Conversation with Schillebeeckx and HabermasSebastian Kim, York St John University, UK4. Glimpses of Schillebeeckx in Asian Theological HermeneuticsEdmund Kee-Fook Chia, Australian Catholic University, Australia5. The Hermeneutics of Intersubjectivity: A Study of Theologies of HomelessnessSiobhán Garrigan, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland6. From Han to Mystical-Political Praxis: Intercultural Hermeneutics Schillebeeckx's SoteriologyKevin Considine, Calumet College of St. Joseph, USAPART II: CHRISTOLOGY: 'THE PRAXIS OF THE REIGN OF GOD'7. Speaking of Jesus Today: Towards an Engaged Systematic TheologyGraham Ward, University of Oxford, UK8. Still Revealing Himself: How Jesus' Resurrection Enables US to be Public TheologiansErik Borgman, Tilburg University, Netherlands9. Overcoming Political Nestorianism: Towards a Chalcedonian PoliticsAristotle Papanikolaou, Fordham University, USA10. Concentrating on Creation: Following Christ in a Context of Climate ChangeMartin Poulsom, Heythrop College, UKPART III: ESCHATOLOGY: 'GOD, THE FUTURE OF MAN'11. Are the Last Things Exclusively Positive? Schillebeeckx's Eschatology and Public TheologyProf. Christoph Hübenthal, RU Nijmegen, Netherlands12. 'Putting the Facts to Shame': Eschatology and the Discourse of MartyrdomMichael Kirwan, Heythrop College, UK13. Schillebeeckx's View on Eschatology as Public Theology TodayFrederiek Depoortere, KU Leuven, Belgium14. Afro-Pessimism and Christian HopeVincent Lloyd, Syracuse University, USAPART IV: ECCLESIOLOGY: 'THE CHURCH WITH A HUMAN FACE'15. Enchantment, Idolatry, and Sacrament: Looking for Grace in the SecularWilliam Cavanaugh, De Paul University, USA16. 'Things Which Can Be Seen Only by Eyes That Have Cried'. Towards a Political Theology of LamentEmmanuel Katongole, Notre Dame University, USA17. The Church and the Elusive 'Public'Elizabeth Phillips, University of Cambridge, UK18. The Church in the Limelight of the Public Square: An Alternative Community?Annemarie Mayer, KU Leuven, BelgiumCONCLUDING REFLECTIONS
Recenzii
I can think of no other theologian who has addressed changes in theology, Church, ministry and society so thoroughly and thoughtfully in the period marking the second half of his long, and sometimes embattled, life. It is really good to see that the University of Leuven (to which Erp and Boeve both belong) is keeping interest in his seminal work alive.
A valuable and provocative dialogue about how to construct a social-political theology of grace in the context of globalization, suffering, violence, ecological crisis and religious pluralism. Inspired by the efforts of Edward Schillebeeckx to craft a credible Christian theology of hope in a secularized and suffering world, theologians from diverse backgrounds and fields have taken up that challenge anew in the proposals in this volume for a public theology for the third millennium. This is a conversation not to be missed - the first volume in an exciting new series.
Edward Schillebeeckx always said that he did not set out to form a "school" as so many Eutopean theologians have done. Rather, he wanted to attune his students to a deeper reflection on God's action in the world. This volume on the emerging field of public theology would have met his approval. Here the authors have taken some of his most basic insights about God, grace, suffering and following Christ and brought them ito play with issues confronting the public face of Christianity today. A fitting inaugural volume in the Studies in Schillebeeckx Series - continuing to do theology in a way (as he phrased it) that shows how salvation is happening in the world.
This book breaks new ground in Schillebeeckx studies and will grace the launch of this new series. With such a wide diversity of engagements and a shared passion, the contributors convey for the reader a strong sense of Schillebeeckx's continuing relevance and generativity for theology and public life. It is a well-crafted collection and fitting testament to the work of a leading theologian, and evidences both the richness of his theology and its promise.
A valuable and provocative dialogue about how to construct a social-political theology of grace in the context of globalization, suffering, violence, ecological crisis and religious pluralism. Inspired by the efforts of Edward Schillebeeckx to craft a credible Christian theology of hope in a secularized and suffering world, theologians from diverse backgrounds and fields have taken up that challenge anew in the proposals in this volume for a public theology for the third millennium. This is a conversation not to be missed - the first volume in an exciting new series.
Edward Schillebeeckx always said that he did not set out to form a "school" as so many Eutopean theologians have done. Rather, he wanted to attune his students to a deeper reflection on God's action in the world. This volume on the emerging field of public theology would have met his approval. Here the authors have taken some of his most basic insights about God, grace, suffering and following Christ and brought them ito play with issues confronting the public face of Christianity today. A fitting inaugural volume in the Studies in Schillebeeckx Series - continuing to do theology in a way (as he phrased it) that shows how salvation is happening in the world.
This book breaks new ground in Schillebeeckx studies and will grace the launch of this new series. With such a wide diversity of engagements and a shared passion, the contributors convey for the reader a strong sense of Schillebeeckx's continuing relevance and generativity for theology and public life. It is a well-crafted collection and fitting testament to the work of a leading theologian, and evidences both the richness of his theology and its promise.