Answerable for Our Beliefs Reflections on Theology and Contemporary Culture Offered to Terrence Merrigan 1st Edition by Peter De Mey, Kristof Struys, Viorel Coman ISBN 904294742X 9789042947429

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Author:  Peter De Mey, Kristof Struys, Viorel Coman 

Answerable for Our Beliefs: Reflections on Theology and Contemporary Culture; Offered to Terrence Merrigan 1st Edition: With this Festschrift colleagues and friends honor Terrence Merrigan on the occasion of his retirement from the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies, KU Leuven. The thirty-two contributions in this volume all show the exceptional quality of his research in different domains of theological study. Since the theology of John Henry Newman has inspired Terrence Merrigan throughout his entire career, the volume opens with a number of outstanding studies on various aspects of Newman’s theology: his interaction with high church Anglicanism, his understanding of conscience, the theology of purgatory, but also the neglect of liturgical spirituality in Newman’s theology. The contributions in the second part are devoted to the fields of Christology and Trinity, which comprise Merrigan’s favorite theological disciplines. The contributions are situated on the intersection of contemporary Christology and its soteriological impact within a pluralistic and secularized context. The third part deals with the theology of interreligious dialogue, with special focus on the teachings of the Second Vatican Council, Jacques Dupuis’s theology of religions, comparative theology, Jewish and Christian approaches to interreligious dialogue, and the phenomenon of double religious belonging. The fourth part explores the challenging relationship between faith and culture in an attempt to bridge the Christian tradition with the contemporary world. The present volume makes a distinguished and original contribution to these four important fields of theological research.

 

Answerable for Our Beliefs: Reflections on Theology and Contemporary Culture; Offered to Terrence Merrigan 1st Edition Table of contents:

PART I: The Thought of John Henry Newman

• 1. The Rise and Fall of High Church Anglicanism in the Life and Thought of John Henry Newman, 1826-1841 – Peter Nockles
• 2. How to Argue with Unbelief: Newman, Ward, and Manning Engage the Secular – Geertjan Zuijdwegt
• 3. Newman, Frankl, and Conscience: Individual Call and Ecclesial Belonging – Christopher Cimorelli
• 4. Purgatory as Agony in Newman’s Dream of Gerontius: An Essay on the Church’s Suffrages for the Dead – Andrew Meszaros
• 5. An Essay in Aid of a Grammar of Ascent Or: On Liturgy’s Spirituality – Joris Geldhof

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PART II: Christology, Trinity, and Church

• 6. Tilling the Ground for a Later Christology – Raymond F. Collins
• 7. From Mountain to Mountain: The Tremendous Significance of Jesus’ True Humanity for Salvation – Jeffrey C. K. Goh
• 8. Who Is Christ for Us Today? Some Soteriological Reflections along the Lines of Bonhoeffer’s Theologia Crucis – Annemarie C. Mayer
• 9. A Cumulative Approach to the Resurrection – Gerald O’Collins, S.J.
• 10. Christology and Ecology in Dialogue – Dermot A. Lane
• 11. Thomas Aquinas: An Indispensable Contribution to the Renaissance of the Theology of the Trinity – Herwi Rikhof
• 12. “The Doctrine of Divine Unrest”: Pneumatological Perspectives from Karl Rahner – Declan Marmion, S.M.
• 13. Theological Theology and the Quest for Salvation: Soteriological Reflections on a Theology of Non-Christian Religions – Kristof Struys
• 14. The Absolute Newness of Love: An Innovative ‘Agapology’ in the Trinitarian Metaphysics of Miklós Vetö – Beáta Tóth
• 15. Toward a Dialogical Approach of Tradition, Allowing for Coherent Self-Criticism – Emmanuel Durand, O.P.
• 16. The Ecclesiology of Marie-Dominique Chenu: A Paradigm for Service to Humanity – Gabriel Flynn
• 17. Ecclesia semper reformanda: Karl Rahner, Pope Francis, and Theology as Radical Critique – Jerry T. Farmer

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PART III: Theology of Interreligious Dialogue

• 18. Revisiting the Redaction History of Lumen Gentium 16-17 in Response to a Recent Debate in Catholic Theology of Interreligious Dialogue – Peter De Mey
• 19. From De ludaeis to Nostra Aetate: The Development of the Text from November 1963 to October 1965 – Mathijs Lamberigts and Leo Declerck †
• 20. “The True Light That Enlightens Everyone”: A Critical Examination of J. Dupuis’ Application of Jn 1:9, 14 in His Trinitarian Christology and Theology of Religious Pluralism – Nguyen Thi Tuong Oanh, Sr. Maria, ZvMI
• 21. Graced Religions: Ecumenical Perspectives on Revelation and Grace in the Theology of Interreligious Dialogue – Wouter Biesbrouck
• 22. “Tread Softly! All the Earth Is Holy Ground”: A Comparativist Responds Constructively to Terrence Merrigan’s Sacramental Theology of Religions – Francis X. Clooney, S.J.
• 23. Is There a Judeo-Christian Approach to Religious Others? The Case Study of Jewish and Christian Attitudes to Buddhism – Elizabeth J. Harris
• 24. Can Christians Follow More Than One Religious Tradition? On Buddhist-Christian Dual Practice – Alexander Löffler, S.J.
• 25. At the Intersection of Racial and Religious Othering: Theologies of Interreligious Dialogue as a Performance of White Christian Innocence? – Judith Gruber

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PART IV: The Significance of Secularization for the Contemporary Church

• 26. Recalibrating Tradition: Renewal and Retrieval in Contemporary Catholic Theology – Stephan van Erp
• 27. Problematic Predictions: Religions in the Secular Age – Hans Joas
• 28. Re-Imagining God in a Secular Age: Religion, Philosophy, Science – James J. Kelly
• 29. “Which Wolf Will You Feed?”: Good Narratives as the Basis for Dialogue and Building a Common Life – Lieven Boeve
• 30. Secularization and Theological Ethics – Joseph A. Selling
• 31. Common Discernment in Theology – Jacques Haers, S.J.
• 32. Kenotic Solidarity in a Splinterizing World: A Baltharasian Response to the Polarization of Contemporary Society – Robert Aaron Wessman

 

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