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From Hermeneutics to Heuristics
This post should be read not as a finished and well polished theological thought, but rather as an attempt and an invitation to allow Christian experiences to find a path into theology. It’s ten… more →
Theology as a Process
Education should liberate you from the past (1 of 2)
dhirendra08 wrote 4 weeks ago: Good morning friends. We all know that education is very important to every person. With a good ed … more →
theologies
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rickhill wrote 10 months ago: it’s not a theology of suffering we need but a theology of death not a theology of prosperity … more →
A LITTLE LEAVEN
propheciesofrevelation wrote 1 year ago: “A little leaven leavens the whole lump” Galatians 5:9 We live in an age where we are su … more →
From Hermeneutics to Heuristics
Jacques Haers wrote 1 year ago: This post should be read not as a finished and well polished theological thought, but rather as an a … more →
Europeans Set the Right Priorities ... But Do They (Know How to) Act ????
Jacques Haers wrote 1 year ago: The European Parliament and the European Commission published this month a special Eurobarometer … more →
Pope Benedict XVI connects concerns for the young, for the poor, and for the environment
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Jacques Haers wrote 1 year ago: In his address to the French politicians on August 12th, 2008, an English translation of which can b … more →
Climate Change Undermines Human Rights
Jacques Haers wrote 1 year ago: ‘Climate inaction’ costing lives … A BBC-world news item drew my attention to a ne … more →
Our Changing World: from Belgian Francs to Euros ...
Jacques Haers wrote 1 year ago: The Little Sisters of Nazareth, who take their inspiration from Joseph Cardinal Cardijn and Charles … more →
Does "ignatian theology" make sense?
Jacques Haers wrote 1 year ago: Does it make sense to highlight features that would be characteristic of an “ignatian” w … more →
Conversational Theologies / Incarnation and Trinity
Jacques Haers wrote 1 year ago: While reading a very good advanced master thesis by Joke Lambelin, presented at the K.U.Leuven Facul … more →
The complex heuristic processes of discernment in common as the context for the tensions between faith and science
Jacques Haers wrote 1 year ago: Today’s half yearly meeting of the EVKT, the Flemish section of the European Society for Catho … more →
Some loose ideas about interreligious conversations
Jacques Haers wrote 1 year ago: Over the past days I have been reading a very interesting doctoral work on Christian theologies of r … more →
Celebrating Roger Burggraeve
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Jacques Haers wrote 1 year ago: Roger Burggraeve is one of my colleagues at the K.U.Leuven Faculty of Theology, a Salesian professor … more →
The compassionate dolls of Françoise Bosteels
Jacques Haers wrote 1 year ago: Guest to the Forum for Liberation Theologies (Faculty of Theology, K.U.Leuven) on May 8th, 2008, was … more →
Upcoming projects
wheelingcircles wrote 1 year ago: I have a number or projects in mind to add to this spot. These things take some time, and as one sta … more →
Study Day on Creation Theology
Jacques Haers wrote 1 year ago: Last Monday the research unit of systematic theology, at the faculty of theology, K.U.Leuven, organi … more →
Interreligious conversations (1)
Jacques Haers wrote 2 years ago: A very good master thesis on presuppositions for feminist islamic-christian dialogues (Sporen weven … more →
Dogmatic and mystic approaches to religion
Jacques Haers wrote 2 years ago: In the literary supplement of August 24, 2007 to one of our main Belgian newspapers, De Standaard, a … more →
The preferential option for the poor
Jacques Haers wrote 2 years ago: This afternoon, I enjoyed reading an overview article by Georges De Schrijver SJ on the history of L … more →
