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Conversion And Witnessing: Intercultural Renewal In A World Church, Peter Casarella

Peter J. Casarella

Witnessing is very closely connected to Christian conversion in the New Testament. For example, the legalistic connotations were not originally present. In order to uncover the genuine connection, we will examine: 1.) metanoia and martyria in the multiple Biblical witnesses, 2.) the myriad forms of Christian witnessing to beauty, justice, and truth in the 21st century, 3.) the unique testimony of Latino/a Theology, and 4.) the “Last Supper” of the monks of Tibhirine. Intercultural renewal and a renewed witness to the Gospel can be mutually strengthened by recognizing once again the original connection between conversion and witnessing.

"Searching For The Face Of The Lord In Ratzinger's Jesus Of Nazareth", Peter J. Casarella

Peter J. Casarella

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Response To Stanley Hauerwas, "A Worldly Church", Peter J. Casarella

Peter J. Casarella

An excerpt from the response:

"Responding to a thinker with the originality of Stanley Hauerwas is no small feat, but the idea of engaging the Rahnerian side that he shares with the reader in the present essay presents me with an altogether new challenge. I would like to highlight this and other points in his essay, which took me by surprise and to respond to these surprising points by raising two questions that they bring to mind."

"Latino/A Spirituality And The Universal Call To Holiness", Peter J. Casarella

Peter J. Casarella

This essay represents a translation and significantly expanded version of my earlier piece, "La Mística Hispana: ¿Un nuevo camino a la santidad en los Estados Unidos?"

"The Mozarab Cross And Latino/A Spirituality: Are They Walking On The Same Path?" Response To Raúl Gómez-Ruiz's Mozarabs, Hispanics, & The Cross, Peter J. Casarella

Peter J. Casarella

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"Hti's Collaborations At Princeton And Beyond", Peter J. Casarella

Peter J. Casarella

From April 19-21, 2007, I had the distinct pleasure of accompanying HTI scholars Néstor Medina (Toronto School of Theology) and Jacqueline M. Hidalgo (Claremont Graduate University, California) to an international gathering of theologians as well as several influential religious journalists. The meeting took place at the Center of Theological Inquiry (CTI) in Princeton. HTI and CTI are neighbors, both located on the campus of Princeton Theological Seminary and separated only by Speer Library. Our journey across the street, so to speak, represents one of a few recent collaborative initiatives that have brought these two institutions closer together. It was also …

"Contemplating Christ Through The Eyes Of Mary: The Apostolic Letter Rosarium Virginis Mariae And The New Mysteries Of Light", Peter J. Casarella

Peter J. Casarella

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Review Of The Beauty Of The Infinite: The Aesthetics Of Christian Truth (David Hart), Peter J. Casarella

Peter J. Casarella

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Review Of Gott Als Das Offenbare Gehimnis Nach Nikolaus Von Kues (M. Thurner), Peter J. Casarella

Peter J. Casarella

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"Reflections On The End Of A Cusanus Jubilee Year", Peter J. Casarella

Peter J. Casarella

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"La Mística Hispana: ¿Un Nuevo Camino A La Santidad En Los Estados Unidos?", Peter J. Casarella

Peter J. Casarella

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"Evangelization And The Culture Of Death", Peter J. Casarella

Peter J. Casarella

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"On Dupré'S Passage To Modernity", Peter J. Casarella

Peter J. Casarella

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"Language And Theologia Sermocinalis In Nicholas Of Cusa's Idiota De Sapientia (1450)", Peter Casarella

Peter J. Casarella

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"Experience As A Theological Category: Hans Urs Von Balthasar On The Encounter With God's Image", Peter J. Casarella

Peter J. Casarella

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