Sentences with phrase «dogmatic theology»

He published the original version of The Identity of Jesus Christ: The Hermeneutical Bases of Dogmatic Theology in a Presbyterian adult education magazine called Crossroads in 1967, but it did not appear in book form until 1975 (Fortress), the year after he published The Eclipse of Biblical Narrative: A Study in Eighteenth - and Nineteenth - Century Hermeneutics (Yale University Press, 1974).

Richard Conrad, O.P., Vice-Regent at Blackfriars, Oxford, and Reader in Dogmatic Theology at Maryvale Institute, Birmingham, argues that the New Evangelisation should focus upon the access to the life of the Trinity which we gain through the Incarnation.

Father Edward T. Oakes, S.J., professor of dogmatic theology at Mundelein Seminary and University of St. Mary of the Lake, has gone to God, dying on December 6, 2013.

Of course, we are both engaging in speculative interpretation / theology, not dogmatic theology; so neither of our opinions should pose a challenge to anyone's faith.

Although he had been interested in science from a young age, it was while teaching dogmatic theology in the United States that he became increasingly fascinated with the connections between his own subjects and those of science and philosophy.

Catholics in the last fifty years or so have almost completely ceased to do dogmatic theology.

On this point dogmatic theology distinguishes itself rigorously from ideology, which loses contact with human history and human life.

Scholars in other fields, such as dogmatic theology, are starting to read Burridge and are finding his work illuminating.

Alex — my view is that male - centred dogmatic theology sets up a dualistic and paternal way of perceiving ourselves that is maintained to keep control.

What is the relevance of dogmatic theology inherited from our benefactors in Europe?

Theological talk about animals typically drifts into the realm of dogmatic theology only in the question of the survival of animals after death.

Further, is there really anything all that different about today's pastoral situation such that immediate change is required in dogmatic theology regarding the divine attribute of mercy?

To counter this, we need a new dogmatic theology of divine mercy: «What is now required is to think through anew the entire teaching about God's attributes and, in the process, to allow mercy to assume its proper place.»

The day of final authoritative dogmatic theologies has largely passed.

If dogmatic theology really does prove beyond dispute that a God with characters like these exists, she may well claim to give a solid basis to religious sentiment.

It calls its conclusions dogmatic theology, or philosophy of the absolute, as the case may be; it does not call them science of religions.

I glance first at the arguments by which dogmatic theology establishes God's existence, after that at those by which it establishes his nature.

For some reason agriculture and dogmatic theology go together.

Daily meditation became essential; he saw that dogmatic theology needs never to be viewed in isolation from the moral and spiritual; radical Christian life and witness is the interpenetration of ex opere operato and ex opere operantis; effective expressions of faith and liturgical rites call for fervent inner spiritual life.

The recent dogmatic theology of Stange, Althaus, and Holmstrom, has followed up the suggestions of Luther and worked out an eschatology on genuine New Testament lines.

I have already read it and consider it to be Protestant scholasticism, wholly concerned with dogmatic theology.

Besides dogmatic theology there is contemplative theology, speculative theology and pastoral theology.

Hmmm, I believe the Catholic Church may not be the only Christian tradition where there is confusion between dogmatic theology, moral theology and pastoral theology.

Sister Sara Butler, M.S.B.T., is professor emerita of dogmatic theology at the University of St. Mary of the Lake in Mundelein, Illinois.

God, to be sure, does not deliver to us a course of lectures in dogmatic theology or submit a confession of faith to us, but he instructs us authentically about himself.

In my review, I argued that the needs of apologetics ought not drive the development of dogmatic theology.

In an 1829 letter to his friend Friedrich Lücke, which he wrote in order to defend his approach to dogmatic theology, Schleiermacher posits an «eternal covenant between the living Christian faith and completely free, independent scientific inquiry.»

That is why contemplative theology is transformative and dogmatic theology is not.

Dogmatic theology can not explain them — as Moloney wrongly requires — without relating (not adapting!)

Here is the trap Moloney risks falling into when he insists that dogmatic theology has to be about the eternal truths.

In fact, dogmatic theology can make us more resistent to Grace, «knowledge, when it is not transformed by love, «puffs up», feeds instead of challenging the narcissistic ego.

It was recognized that the Church needed to develop a dogmatic theology of itself, a real ecclesiology, which would express all the truths about the Church in their correct proportions, apart from this or that controversy of the moment — a project that bore fruit in Lumen Gentium, the Second Vatican Council's Dogmatic Constitution on the Church.

This is the first lesson I would like to emphasize: Lindbeck's work offers evangelicalism significant resources from which to be self - critical about how the Bible is read and thought about, both with respect to biblical studies and to the work of dogmatic theology.

This crisis is manifest in three areas: (1) in the relation of dogmatic theology to its biblical ground, a crisis posed by the rise of modem historical understanding; (2) in the relation of theology to the sensibility and Existenz of contemporary man, a crisis created by the death of God; and (3) in the relation of the community of faith to the whole order of social, political and economic institutions, a crisis initiated by the collapse of Christendom.

Dogmatic theology is dogmatic precisely insofar as it's not dialectical, or not in response to the pressing or fashionable questions of the day.

Apologetics should change and adapt in response to the questions of the audience and the particular themes of the age, but dogmatic theology is deliberately distinguished from apologetics in its concern for timeless truths.

He begins the book with the complaint that «this topic, which is so central for the Bible and so relevant to the present experience of reality, appears at best in the margins of the lexica and handbooks of dogmatic theology.»

I find that most people only recognize one theological discipline, dogmatic theology.

It looks very much to me that it is you, and not our friend David, who is finally opening his eyes from (yet another) dogmatic theology.

Not another dogmatic theology?!

Roland Faber is Professor of Systematic Theology at the University ofVienna, Institute of Dogmatic Theology, Schottenring 21, A - 1010 Vienna, Austria.