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Material type: TextTextPublication details: Los Angeles : SAGE Publications, 2015.LOC classification:
  • PER .T44 2015 V. 76
Contents:
Contents
no. 1
Mystagogy and mission: the challenge of nonbelief and the Task of Theology/ Paul Crowley-- pp. 7-28
Tradition as collective memory: a theological task to be tackled/ Gerald O'Collins and David Braithwaite-- pp. 29-42
Theology today: comparative theology as Catholic theological approach/ Marianne Moyaert-- pp. 43-64
Otto Semmelroth and the advance of the Church as sacrament at Vatican II/ Dennis M. Doyle-- pp. 65-86
From organic growth to liturgico-plasticity: reconceptualizing the process of liturgical reform/ Clare V. Johnson-- pp. 87- 111
Biblical ethics: 3D/ Lucas Chan-- pp. 112-128
Redeeming conscience/ James F. Keenan-- pp. 129-147
Longing for transcendence: cyborgs and trans- and posthumans/ Andrea Vicini and Agnes M. Brazal-- pp. 148-165
no. 2
A new project in systematic theology/ Robert M. Doran-- pp.243-259
Paul would be proud: the New Testament and Jewish-Gentile respect/ Michael Peppard-- pp. 260-279
The world in which all things are spoken: Augustine, Anselm, and Bonaventura on Christology and the metaphysics of exemplarity/ Travis E. Ables-- pp. 280-297
A church that can and cannot change: the dynamics of tradition/ T. Howland Sanks-- pp. 298-310
Tactical ecumenism/ Benjamin Durheim and David Farina Turnbloom-- pp. 311-329
The sensus fidelium and the threefold office of Christ: a reinterpretation of Lumen Gentium no.12/ Anthony Ekpo--pp. 330-346
no. 3
Conflict in current Roman Catholic systematic theology: a diagnosis and response/ James R. Pambrun-- pp. 423-447
A (non-communio) trinitarian ecclesiology: grounded in grace, lived in faith, hope and charity/ Neil Ormerod-- pp. 448-467
Post-Gulag Christology: contextual considerations from a Lithunian perspective/ Ligita Ryliskyte-- pp. 468-484
Towards a theology of divine action: William R Stoeger, S.J. on the laws of nature/ Dennis Edwars-- pp. 485-502
Ecumenical pilgrimage toward world Christianity/ Edmund Kee-Fook Chia-- pp. 503-530
The Qu'ran and the doctrine of private revelation: a theological proposal/ Anna Bonta Moreland-- pp. 531-549
The Roman curia at and after Vatican II: legal-rational or theological reform?/ Massimo Faggioli-- pp. 550-571
Piketty and the Pope: a dialogue begun/ Paul Wheithman-- pp. 572-595
no. 4
To whom am i speaking? communication, culture, and fundamental theology/ George Karuvelil-- pp. 675-697
Return of the golden calf: economy, idolatry and secularization since Gaudium et Spes/ William T. Cavanaugh-- pp. 698-717
Presuppositions of Balthasar's universalist hope and Maritain's alternative eschatological proposal/ Joshua R. Brotherton-- pp. 718-741
Preaching on laughter: the theology of laughter in Augustine's sermons/ Gabriel Toretta-- pp. 742-764
Theodicy, disability and fragility: an attemp to find meaning in the aftermath of quadriplegia/ Shane Clifton-- pp. 765-784
A generation after genocide: Catholic reconciliation in Rwanda/ J. J. Carney-- pp. 785-812
Origenes vindicatus vel rufinus redivivus? a review of Ilarai Ramelli's the Christian doctrine of apokatastasis (2013)/ Michael McClymond-- pp. 813-826
Reply to professor Michael McClymond/ Ilaria L.E. Ramelli-- pp. 827-835
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Contents

no. 1

Mystagogy and mission: the challenge of nonbelief and the Task of Theology/ Paul Crowley-- pp. 7-28

Tradition as collective memory: a theological task to be tackled/ Gerald O'Collins and David Braithwaite-- pp. 29-42

Theology today: comparative theology as Catholic theological approach/ Marianne Moyaert-- pp. 43-64

Otto Semmelroth and the advance of the Church as sacrament at Vatican II/ Dennis M. Doyle-- pp. 65-86

From organic growth to liturgico-plasticity: reconceptualizing the process of liturgical reform/ Clare V. Johnson-- pp. 87- 111

Biblical ethics: 3D/ Lucas Chan-- pp. 112-128

Redeeming conscience/ James F. Keenan-- pp. 129-147

Longing for transcendence: cyborgs and trans- and posthumans/ Andrea Vicini and Agnes M. Brazal-- pp. 148-165

no. 2

A new project in systematic theology/ Robert M. Doran-- pp.243-259

Paul would be proud: the New Testament and Jewish-Gentile respect/ Michael Peppard-- pp. 260-279

The world in which all things are spoken: Augustine, Anselm, and Bonaventura on Christology and the metaphysics of exemplarity/ Travis E. Ables-- pp. 280-297

A church that can and cannot change: the dynamics of tradition/ T. Howland Sanks-- pp. 298-310

Tactical ecumenism/ Benjamin Durheim and David Farina Turnbloom-- pp. 311-329

The sensus fidelium and the threefold office of Christ: a reinterpretation of Lumen Gentium no.12/ Anthony Ekpo--pp. 330-346

no. 3

Conflict in current Roman Catholic systematic theology: a diagnosis and response/ James R. Pambrun-- pp. 423-447

A (non-communio) trinitarian ecclesiology: grounded in grace, lived in faith, hope and charity/ Neil Ormerod-- pp. 448-467

Post-Gulag Christology: contextual considerations from a Lithunian perspective/ Ligita Ryliskyte-- pp. 468-484

Towards a theology of divine action: William R Stoeger, S.J. on the laws of nature/ Dennis Edwars-- pp. 485-502

Ecumenical pilgrimage toward world Christianity/ Edmund Kee-Fook Chia-- pp. 503-530

The Qu'ran and the doctrine of private revelation: a theological proposal/ Anna Bonta Moreland-- pp. 531-549

The Roman curia at and after Vatican II: legal-rational or theological reform?/ Massimo Faggioli-- pp. 550-571

Piketty and the Pope: a dialogue begun/ Paul Wheithman-- pp. 572-595

no. 4

To whom am i speaking? communication, culture, and fundamental theology/ George Karuvelil-- pp. 675-697

Return of the golden calf: economy, idolatry and secularization since Gaudium et Spes/ William T. Cavanaugh-- pp. 698-717

Presuppositions of Balthasar's universalist hope and Maritain's alternative eschatological proposal/ Joshua R. Brotherton-- pp. 718-741

Preaching on laughter: the theology of laughter in Augustine's sermons/ Gabriel Toretta-- pp. 742-764

Theodicy, disability and fragility: an attemp to find meaning in the aftermath of quadriplegia/ Shane Clifton-- pp. 765-784

A generation after genocide: Catholic reconciliation in Rwanda/ J. J. Carney-- pp. 785-812

Origenes vindicatus vel rufinus redivivus? a review of Ilarai Ramelli's the Christian doctrine of apokatastasis (2013)/ Michael McClymond-- pp. 813-826

Reply to professor Michael McClymond/ Ilaria L.E. Ramelli-- pp. 827-835

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