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Karl Rahner on the Presence of God Affirmed in the Incarnation
“[God] is there like the pure light which, though everywhere, hides itself by making all other things visible in the silent humility of its nature. “The incarnation of God means: Trust the… more →
To Think God as Love
Models for Conversation
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nebula0 wrote 1 month ago: There are several theological approaches to dealing with the problem of religious plurality, that is … more →
Levinas and Nostra Aetate
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Alan Brill wrote 2 months ago: In one of the lesser know pieces by Emmanuel Levinas, he helped prepare in 1965 a three page Jewish … more →
20th Century Theology: The Heavy Hitters
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Reformed Reader wrote 3 months ago: Though this book isn’t new, 20th Century Theology (Downers Grove, IVP, 1992) by Stanley Grenz … more →
Congar on Essentialism in Aquinas
Eric Parker wrote 1 year ago: Any attempt to present him [Thomas] as an ‘essentialist, that is, as being conscious of and as … more →
Let's explore the issue
cdntheologianscholar wrote 1 year ago: Have you ever noticed that tone changes everything? I tend to appreciate scholars who write with a t … more →
Messages from Karl Rahner
CCHenry wrote 1 year ago: Sunday, March 30, marked the twenty-fourth anniversary of Karl Rahner’s death. Rahner, a Germa … more →
Karl Rahner on the Presence of God Affirmed in the Incarnation
Chris Green wrote 1 year ago: “[God] is there like the pure light which, though everywhere, hides itself by making all other … more →
Moltmann Interview 4 (Resurrection)
Mark wrote 2 years ago: 4 of 17 (For full text and audio, go to Radio Vaticana) A.P.: Für die meisten Menschen ist es schwie … more →
Karl Rahner - on the Resurrection
johnwhenry wrote 2 years ago: “What we call his resurrection – and unthinkably take to be his own private destiny … more →
More catholic stuff.
julianluke wrote 3 years ago: Note: Edited April 10, 2007, to remove personal details. St. Ignatius of Loyola developed his Spirit … more →
