Dynamic Catholicism

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A Historical Catechism

Thomas Bokenkotter(Autor*in)

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Erschienen am 30. Juni 2010

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Intro
About the Author
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Preface
Part I: The Fundamentals
1. Religion: Do We Need It?
Comparative Religion
The Sociological Approach
Is Religion Obsolete?
Greeley and Secularization
2. The Question: Is God There?
The Classic Arguments
3. Changing Concepts of Revelation
Rationalists and Liberal Protestants
Modernists and Pius X
Revelation and Vatican II
Protestant and Catholic Convergence
4. Faith: Possible Today?
Biblical Faith
Catholic Tradition
Luther and Calvin
Liberation Theology and Faith
Secular Faith
Part II: Jesus the Christ
5. The Man and the Message
The Quest for the Historical Jesus
Sources for the Life of Jesus
The Three Layers in the Gospels
The Rules of the Quest
The Kingdom of God
Exorcisms and Miracles
God as Our Father
6. Death and Resurrection
How Did He View His Death?
The Last Supper
The Passion Accounts: Fact and/or Legend?
The Resurrection-Historical or Meta-Historical?
The Kerygma
The Easter Narratives: The Empty Tomb
The Other Easter Stories
Recent Interpretations
7. Christ the God Incarnate-Myth or Mystery?
Chalcedon: Rejected or Reinterpreted?
The Divinity of Christ as Attested in the New Testament
The Origins of the Logos Christology
Chalcedon Reinterpreted
How Are We Saved by Jesus Christ?
Recent Document of the Biblical Commission
Part III: The Church
8. The Church Today
Vatican II on the Church
9. The Question of Authority
Jesus' Unique Authority
Basis of the Authority of the Church: The Holy Spirit
How the Church's Authority Structure Developed
The Renewed Catholic Theology of Authority
Protestant-Catholic Dialogues on Authority
Creative Dissent
10. The Church in Dialogue
The Lima Statement
11. The Pope-Monarch or Minister?
Origin of Papal Primacy
12. Infallibility Revisited
Response of the Roman Congregation
Catholic Debate over Infallibility
Küng Gets Help from Historians
Chirico's Version of Infallibility
Dulles' "Moderate Infallibilism"
13. Images of Mary
Devotion to Mary in the Early Church
Medieval Devotion
The Reformation and Mary
Excesses of Counter-Reformation Mariology
Apparitions of Mary
Vatican II's View of Mary
The Lutheran-Catholic Dialogue
A Diversity of Images of Mary
John's View of Mary
The Virgin Birth
14. The Saints
Origin of Devotion
The Confessors
Separating Fact from Fiction
Canonization by the People
Papal Canonization
Is Canonization Irrelevant Today?
Part IV: Liturgy and Sacraments
15. Liturgy-Sacrament of Christ
Worship Universal
Basis of Christian Worship
The Role of the Holy Spirit
Liturgy as Sacrament
Liturgy as the Epiphany of the Church
Vatican II's Reform
16. Sacraments-Christ's Love Made Visible
The Human Need of Ritual
Sacraments in the New Testament?
Early Theology of the Sacraments
Augustine's Theology of the Seal
Medieval Sacramental Theology
Luther and Calvin
Trent's Decrees on the Sacraments
Renewal of Catholic Sacramentology
A More Human View
17. The Sacraments of Initiation
Origin of Baptism
New Testament Theologies of Baptism
Development of the Baptismal Ritual
Confirmation Becomes a Separate Sacrament
Infant Baptism
Vatican II's Revisions
18. Eucharist
The Earliest Mass
The Evolving Format of the Eucharist
The Medieval Mass
The Reformation
Protestant Liturgies
The Catholic Liturgical Movement and Vatican II
Dialogue on the Eucharist
19. Penance
Penance in the Early Church
Public Penance: From the Fourth to the Sixth Centuries
A New System Emerges: Private Penance, 600-1200
Medieval Practice of Penance
The Reformation
Vatican II's Reform
Decline of Confession
Indulgences
Indulgences Today?
20. Anointing of the Sick
The Reformation and Trent
The New Rite
21. Marriage-Still Forever?
The Jewish and Christian Traditions
Divorce?
22. Holy Orders: The Meaning of Ministry Today
Ministry in the Early Church
Has Schillebeeckx Proved His Case?
Celibacy Today?
Ordination of Women?
New Forms of Community
Part V: The Christian Way of Life
23. Morality Today
An Ethic of Response
An Ethic of Freedom
Jesus' Ethical Demands
An Ethic of Conversion
Modern Psychology and Conversion
24. Sin Reconsidered
Sin in the Scriptures
Original Sin
Reinterpretations of the Doctrine
Lists of Sin, Degrees of Sin
Conscience
How Free Is Free?
Guilt and the Superego
Kohlberg's Theory of Conscience Development
25. The Great Debate in Moral Theology: Revisionists vs. Traditionalists
26. A New Morality of Sex?
A New Sexual Ethic?
Specific Questions of Sexual Morality
Homosexuality
Premarital and Extramarital Sex
Birth Control
Sterilization
Abortion
Some Questionable Assumptions of the Pro-Abortionists
Questionable Assumptions of Anti-Abortionists
27. Social Justice: The Church's Call to Action
Jesus and Social Justice
Paul and Luke
The Fathers of the Church
Medieval Social Thought
The Reformation
The Era of Revolution
Rerum Novarum
Leo XIII to Pius XII
Pope John XXIII and the Second Vatican Council
Paul VI: Development or Liberation?
John Paul II
The Ministry of Justice in the American Catholic Church
28. Bioethics and Ecology
Death and Dying
The Living Will
Ecological Ethics
29. Human Destiny
Bibliography
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