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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. How does the church come from Jesus? Previously, this was a muchclearer and more settled question. It could be answered from dogmaticconclusions, rather than from historical investigation. Since themethodological revolutions in Catholic theology of the twentieth centurythat initiated hermeneutical processes of self-discovery, potentialanswers to this question are far less stable and comprehensive. Therecovery of past elements of tradition and the uncertainty of the futuredemand creative answers to the challenges facing the church regardingits identity. This volume, prepared in honor of Bernard P. Prusak,attempts to constructively explore the question of how the churchcomes from Jesus. The contributors have provided critical reflectionsfrom different theological disciplines in order to think this questionanew from a more synoptic perspective in line with Prusaks owntheology. His work consistently plumbs the depths of Christian historyand traditions, alive to the liturgical and sacramental life of the Bodyof Christ, to address the concerns of Christians seeking understandingof their faith today. This volume is comprised of fifteen chapters across two parts, includingcontributions from four generations of theologians associated withPrusak and his theology. Part I investigates the identity of the churchand what it means to encounter Gods revelation in history. It featurescontributions from biblical, liturgical, and systematic theologians ontopics ranging from scriptural metaphors to receptions of the SecondVatican Council. Part II seeks to apply critically the principles offaith to the morally complex, ever-changing contemporary world.Contributions here explore systematic considerations of Prusaksecclesiology in dialogue with Pope Franciss concept of mercy, the roleof women in the church, ecclesial power structures, grace, and thefuture of the church unfinished. This volume is comprised of fifteen chapters across two parts, including contributions from four generations of theologians associated with Prusak and his theology. Part I investigates the identity of the church and what it means to encounter God's revelation in history. Part II seeks to apply critically the principles of faith to th Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This monograph delineates John Henry Newmans theology of history,which refers to his theological understanding, or view, of historythat one finds pervading his work like a rich atmosphere. Newmans viewled to his crafting of provisional theories that not only were morehistorically conscious, but also could support and promote revealedreligion and religious epistemology in the present. This project tracesthese developing theories and the presuppositions on which they rested,as well as distills from them Newmans theological imaginary, whichcan be understood as his idea of the church, an idea which he believedmust become manifest in the world. Newmans theology of history is thusinextricably bound up with the realization of Christianity in itsauthentic ecclesial manifestation. This monograph highlights the importof Newmans theology of history for our own theological imaginaries inthe present, post-Vatican II context, ultimately developing an originalrelational-developmental model of doctrine. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. How does the church come from Jesus? Previously, this was a muchclearer and more settled question. It could be answered from dogmaticconclusions, rather than from historical investigation. Since themethodological revolutions in Catholic theology of the twentieth centurythat initiated hermeneutical processes of self-discovery, potentialanswers to this question are far less stable and comprehensive. Therecovery of past elements of tradition and the uncertainty of the futuredemand creative answers to the challenges facing the church regardingits identity. This volume, prepared in honor of Bernard P. Prusak,attempts to constructively explore the question of how the churchcomes from Jesus. The contributors have provided critical reflectionsfrom different theological disciplines in order to think this questionanew from a more synoptic perspective in line with Prusaks owntheology. His work consistently plumbs the depths of Christian historyand traditions, alive to the liturgical and sacramental life of the Bodyof Christ, to address the concerns of Christians seeking understandingof their faith today. This volume is comprised of fifteen chapters across two parts, includingcontributions from four generations of theologians associated withPrusak and his theology. Part I investigates the identity of the churchand what it means to encounter Gods revelation in history. It featurescontributions from biblical, liturgical, and systematic theologians ontopics ranging from scriptural metaphors to receptions of the SecondVatican Council. Part II seeks to apply critically the principles offaith to the morally complex, ever-changing contemporary world.Contributions here explore systematic considerations of Prusaksecclesiology in dialogue with Pope Franciss concept of mercy, the roleof women in the church, ecclesial power structures, grace, and thefuture of the church unfinished. This volume is comprised of fifteen chapters across two parts, including contributions from four generations of theologians associated with Prusak and his theology. Part I investigates the identity of the church and what it means to encounter God's revelation in history. Part II seeks to apply critically the principles of faith to th Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This monograph delineates John Henry Newmans theology of history,which refers to his theological understanding, or view, of historythat one finds pervading his work like a rich atmosphere. Newmans viewled to his crafting of provisional theories that not only were morehistorically conscious, but also could support and promote revealedreligion and religious epistemology in the present. This project tracesthese developing theories and the presuppositions on which they rested,as well as distills from them Newmans theological imaginary, whichcan be understood as his idea of the church, an idea which he believedmust become manifest in the world. Newmans theology of history is thusinextricably bound up with the realization of Christianity in itsauthentic ecclesial manifestation. This monograph highlights the importof Newmans theology of history for our own theological imaginaries inthe present, post-Vatican II context, ultimately developing an originalrelational-developmental model of doctrine. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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