Le cardinal Joseph Ratzinger fait partie des théologiens qui marquent depuis plusieurs années la vie de l'Église. Longtemps professeur de théologie (à Tubingue et à Ratisbonne), puis archevêque de Munich, il a beaucoup fait parler de lui depuis qu'il a été nommé à la tête de la Congrégation pour la Doctrine de 1a Foi, en prenant position notamment sur le catéchisme, la théologie de la Libération ou le bilan de l'Église post-conciliaire (« Entretiens sur la foi »). Y aurait-il un lien ou une rupture entre les positions magistérielles du cardinal et l'œ uvre antérieure du théologien, cofondateur de la revue « Concilium » et dont le livre « La Foi chrétienne hier et aujourd'hui » (1969, réédité en 1985) avait été salué pour son équilibre et son ouverture ? Cet ouvrage répond à ces questions en présentant d'abord les points essentiels de la pensée théologique de Joseph Ratzinger, théologien et cardinal (première partie) et en les confrontant aux grandes évolutions des courants novateurs en théologie contemporaine (deuxième partie). L'enjeu en est le dialogue entre le christianisme et la modernité.
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Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger is one of the theologians who has marked the life of the Church in recent years. Professor of theology (in Tubingue and Ratisbonne), then archbishop of Munich, he has often been the subject of discussion since he was named at the head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith, taking position especially on the Catechism, Liberation Theology and the post-Council Church ("Entretiens sur la foi"). Is there a link - or a break - between the Cardinal's magisterial positions and his former work as a theologian and cofounder of the review "Concilium" he whose book "La Foi chrétienne hier et aujourd'hui" (1969, reprinted in 1985) was hailed for its equilibrium and open spirit? This book answers these questions by firstly presenting the essential points of the theological thinking of Joseph Ratzinger, theologian and cardinal (part one) then confronting them with the major evolutions and innovating currents of contemporary theology (part two). This comparison forms a dialogue between Christianity and modernity.
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Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger is one of the theologians who has marked the life of the Church in recent years. Professor of theology (in Tubingue and Ratisbonne), then archbishop of Munich, he has often been the subject of discussion since he was named at the head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith, taking position especially on the Catechism, Liberation Theology and the post-Council Church ("Entretiens sur la foi"). Is there a link - or a break - between the Cardinal's magisterial positions and his former work as a theologian and cofounder of the review "Concilium" he whose book "La Foi chrétienne hier et aujourd'hui" (1969, reprinted in 1985) was hailed for its equilibrium and open spirit? This book answers these questions by firstly presenting the essential points of the theological thinking of Joseph Ratzinger, theologian and cardinal (part one) then confronting them with the major evolutions and innovating currents of contemporary theology (part two). This comparison forms a dialogue between Christianity and modernity.
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EAN
9782204027823
Éditeur
CERF
Collection
Théologie
Date de parution
03/11/1987
Format
11 mm x 234 mm x 145 mm
22,00 €
