The Human Image of God

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Hans-Georg Ziebertz
BRILL, 2001 - 438 páginas
A new wave of religious energy is sweeping through the western nations. Although God is disappearing from religious discourse in western culture, both as a word and as a concept, there is a definite undercurrent of religious ardour, which is growing in strength. It focuses all the more attention on the issue: what or who is God in the modern era? This is the question examined through systematic studies, practical theology and empirical research, that are presented here through anthropologically relevant theology. Renowned international authors make it plain in this book: the question of God is exciting again! This book is published in honour of Johannes A. van der Ven on the occasion of his 60th birthday.
 

Contenido

From Divine Human to Human
29
On Being Human
41
The Image of God
73
Creating Discourses about
103
Human Language between
123
3
150
Speaking of God in Human Language
160
Distorted Oppressive Fading
177
Modern Youth Traditional God?
313
73
317
God in Modern Individualized
329
Empirical Research into the Human
347
Anthropomorphic and Non
361
The Human Face of
379
Blazing the Trail
405
103
420

Qualitative Empirical Approaches to Research
231
55
247
The Other in Dialogue
285
LIST OF AUTHORS
435
123
437
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Hans Georg Ziebertz is Professor of Religious Education at the Institute of Practical Theology, University of Wurzburg (Germany). Friedrich Schweitzer is Professor of Practical Theology and Religious Education at the University Tubingen (Germany). Hermann Haring is Professor of Systematic Theology at the University of Nijmegen and Director of the Heyendaal Institute Nijmegen for Theology, Science and Culture, Nijmegen (the Netherlands). Don S. Browning is the Alexander Campbell Professor of Ethics and the Social Sciences at The University of Chicago Divinity School and Director of the Religion, Culture, and Family Project.

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