Theological essays II / Eberhard Jüngel ; edited with and introduction by J.B. Webster ; translated by Arnold Neufeldt-Fast and J.B. Webster.
1995
BT30.G3 J86 1995
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Title
Theological essays II / Eberhard Jüngel ; edited with and introduction by J.B. Webster ; translated by Arnold Neufeldt-Fast and J.B. Webster.
Author
ISBN
0567097064
Imprint
Edinburgh, Scotland : T & T Clark, 1995.
Language
English
Description
xxiv, 272 p. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
BT30.G3 J86 1995
System Control No.
(OCoLC)32164419
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Formatted Contents Note
'My theology' - a short summary
'You talk like a book...'. Toward an understanding of the Philosophical Fragments of J. Climacus, edited by Soren Kierkegaard (1813-1855)
The emergence of the new
'Even the beautiful must die' - beauty in the light of truth. Theological observations on the aesthetic relation
The dogmatic significance of the question of the historical Jesus
The revelation of the hiddenness of God. A contribution to the protestant understanding of the hiddenness of divine action
The mystery of substitution. A dogmatic conversation with Heinrich Vogel
The sacrifice of Jesus Christ as sacrament and example
Value-free truth : the Christian experience of truth in the struggle against the 'tyranny of values'
On becoming truly human. The significance of the reformation distinction between person and works for the self-understanding of modern humanity
Living out of righteousness : God's action - human agency.
'You talk like a book...'. Toward an understanding of the Philosophical Fragments of J. Climacus, edited by Soren Kierkegaard (1813-1855)
The emergence of the new
'Even the beautiful must die' - beauty in the light of truth. Theological observations on the aesthetic relation
The dogmatic significance of the question of the historical Jesus
The revelation of the hiddenness of God. A contribution to the protestant understanding of the hiddenness of divine action
The mystery of substitution. A dogmatic conversation with Heinrich Vogel
The sacrifice of Jesus Christ as sacrament and example
Value-free truth : the Christian experience of truth in the struggle against the 'tyranny of values'
On becoming truly human. The significance of the reformation distinction between person and works for the self-understanding of modern humanity
Living out of righteousness : God's action - human agency.
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