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Articles 1 - 17 of 17
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
“Endangered: Trust And Decency”, Scott R. Paeth
“Being Wrong And Being Right: A Response To Larry Rasmussen And Robin Lovin”, Scott R. Paeth
“Being Wrong And Being Right: A Response To Larry Rasmussen And Robin Lovin”, Scott R. Paeth
Scott R. Paeth
No abstract provided.
Treasures Of Vatican Ii: Our Compass For The Future, Edward Hahnenberg
Treasures Of Vatican Ii: Our Compass For The Future, Edward Hahnenberg
Edward P Hahnenberg
No abstract provided.
Ordained And Lay Ministry: Restarting The Conversation, Edward Hahnenberg
Ordained And Lay Ministry: Restarting The Conversation, Edward Hahnenberg
Edward P Hahnenberg
No abstract provided.
My Teaching Experience In Cambodia, Stephen Asma
Practicing The Order Of Widows: A New Call For An Old Vocation, M. Therese Lysaught
Practicing The Order Of Widows: A New Call For An Old Vocation, M. Therese Lysaught
M. Therese Lysaught
This essay argues for a renewed institution of an ancient Christian practice, the Order of Widows. Drawing on the Roman Catholic tradition's recent writings on the elderly, particularly the 1998 document from the Pontifical Council for the Laity entitled “The Dignity of Older People and their Mission in the Church and in the World,” I argue that we find within the Roman Catholic tradition advocacy for a renewed understanding of the vocation of the elderly within the Church. Building on this, I then trace in the broadest of outlines some elements of what a renewal of the Order of Widows …
“Jürgen Moltmann’S Public Theology”, Scott R. Paeth
“Jürgen Moltmann’S Public Theology”, Scott R. Paeth
Scott R. Paeth
No abstract provided.
Review Of Contemplation And Compassion: The Victorine Tradition, Joan Nuth
Review Of Contemplation And Compassion: The Victorine Tradition, Joan Nuth
Joan M. Nuth
No abstract provided.
It All Begins In Baptism: Spirituality For Lay Ecclesial Ministry, Edward Hahnenberg
It All Begins In Baptism: Spirituality For Lay Ecclesial Ministry, Edward Hahnenberg
Edward P Hahnenberg
No abstract provided.
The Mystical Body Of Christ And Communion Ecclesiology: Historical Parallels, Edward Hahnenberg
The Mystical Body Of Christ And Communion Ecclesiology: Historical Parallels, Edward Hahnenberg
Edward P Hahnenberg
Recognizing that the Church cannot be encompassed by a single and eternal ecclesiology, and that there are stages in the development of the Church's self-understanding, the author examines the history and development of two of the dominant twentieth century models : the earlier Mystical Body ecclesiologies, and the post-conciliar Communion/ Koinonia models. They contain interesting parallels, one of which is the risk of ignoring the concrete Church — the mystery manifested in history. What ecclesiological models may next rise to dominance?
Review Of Borodowski, Isaac Abravanel On Miracles, Creation, Prophecy And Evil, Michael Carasik
Review Of Borodowski, Isaac Abravanel On Miracles, Creation, Prophecy And Evil, Michael Carasik
Michael Carasik
No abstract provided.
The Intellectual Origins Of Popular Catholicism: Catholic Moral Theology In The Age Of Enlightenment, Michael Printy
The Intellectual Origins Of Popular Catholicism: Catholic Moral Theology In The Age Of Enlightenment, Michael Printy
Michael Printy
The popular Catholic revival of the nineteenth century was preceded by an intellectual revolution that enabled the Catholic Church to overcome its traditional suspicion of popular religious practices. Central to this transformation was the elaboration of the moral-theological doctrine of equiprobabilism in response to rigorist Augustinian moral pessimism, most fruitfully by Alphonsus of Liguori (1696-1787). His moral theology would set the Church in confrontation with the Catholic Enlightenment. On account of this shift in moral theology, Catholicism was best able of the major Christian churches to preserve within its institutional fold the broad religious revival of the nineteenth century.
Knowledge Of The Self-Revealing God In The Thought Of Thomas Forsyth Torrance, John Morrison
Knowledge Of The Self-Revealing God In The Thought Of Thomas Forsyth Torrance, John Morrison
John D. Morrison
No abstract provided.
Wondering About Wineskins: Rethinking Vocation In Light Of Lay Ecclesial Ministry, Edward Hahnenberg
Wondering About Wineskins: Rethinking Vocation In Light Of Lay Ecclesial Ministry, Edward Hahnenberg
Edward P Hahnenberg
No abstract provided.
Wayne Proudfoot, Ed., William James And A Science Of Religion: Reexperiencing The Varieties Of Religious Experience, Todd Gooch
Todd Gooch
This volume is a collection of six papers presented at a colloquium sponsored by the Center for the Study of Science and Relgion at Columbia University in 2002 to commemorate the centennial of James' Varieties of Religious Experience. The collection includes contributions from two philosophers, a psychologist, a historian and two theorists of religious studies.
The Mystical Body Of Christ And Communion Ecclesiology: Historic Parallels, Edward P. Hahnenberg
The Mystical Body Of Christ And Communion Ecclesiology: Historic Parallels, Edward P. Hahnenberg
Edward P Hahnenberg
Recognizing that the Church cannot be encompassed by a single and eternal ecclesiology, and that there are stages in the development of the Church's self-understanding, the author examines the history and development of two of the dominant twentieth century models : the earlier Mystical Body ecclesiologies, and the post-conciliar Communion/ Koinonia models. They contain interesting parallels, one of which is the risk of ignoring the concrete Church — the mystery manifested in history. What ecclesiological models may next rise to dominance?
“J.R.R. Tolkien As A Christian For Our Times.”, Jeffrey Morrow
“J.R.R. Tolkien As A Christian For Our Times.”, Jeffrey Morrow
Jeffrey L. Morrow, Ph.D.
No abstract provided.