Sentences with phrase «perennial theology of»
It is the perennial theology of the fallen race.
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The responses of Ogden and Brown to liberation theologies quite properly centre in fresh reflections about the perennial problem of freedom.
Certainly chief among these is the need to recognize theology as the perennial task of the church and for the church.
Perhaps I should avoid presumption here and say more personally that while some may have other agendas, mine is definitely in terms of the service such theological reflection can render the perennial task of all Christian theology.
The extreme relevance of Pannenberg's irrelevant Hegelianism lies in its timely recognition of theology's perennial problem: God's relationship to history.