| Description |
xi, 130 pages ; 22 cm. |
| Series |
Concilium ; 1992/6 |
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Concilium (Glen Rock, N.J.) ; 1992/6.
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| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references. |
| Contents |
Towards a theological interpretation of modernity / Claude Geffré and Jean-Pierre Jossua -- The historical destiny of modernity -- Modernity: A sociological perspective / Gregory Baum -- Catholicism and modernity: A process of mutual exclusion / Emile Poulat -- The philosophical critique of modernity / Helmut Peukert -- Attempts at reconciling modernity and religion in Catholic and |
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Protestant theology / Christoph Theobald -- Postmodernity: its seductions-and a critique -- The end of enlightenment: Post-modern or post-secular? / John Milbank -- Between praxis and theory: theology in a crisis over orientation / Werner Jeanrond -- The reciprocal exclusiveness of modernity and religion among contemporary thinkers: Jürgen Habermas and Marcel Gauchet / Anne |
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Fortin-Melkevik -- The crisis of modernity and the Church's attitudes -- What is Christian about Europe? / Rudolf von Thadden -- The debate about modernity in the North Atlantic world and the Third World / Juan Carlos Scannone -- The attitude of the Church to the modern world at and after Vatican II / Giovanni Turbanti. |
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The strategies of reconquest in the New Europe and the impossibility of getting past secularization / Jean-Louis Schlegel -- Opportunities for the Christian message in tomorrow's world / Paul Valadier -- 'Post-marxism' and 'post-modernity': what is the Church's presence? / Paul Blanquart -- Correspondence in communion. |
| Subject |
Christianity -- 20th century.
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Theology.
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Civilization, Modern -- 1950-
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| Added Author |
Geffré, Claude.
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Jossua, Jean-Pierre.
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| ISBN |
033403017X |
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