
Growth of the Christian Church: A Search for Faith, Form and Freedom (A Reader)
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Inhalt
- Intro
- Contents
- List of Figures
- Introduction
- Chapter 1
- Conciliar Documents on Revelation
- Dei Filius
- Language and Terminology
- Theocentiricty
- Rationalism
- Revelation
- Signs of Revelation
- Dei Verbum
- Motivation
- Use of the Bible
- The Role of Christ
- Anthropology
- Models of Revelation
- Human Experience and Revelation
- Chapter 2
- Trinitarian Structure in the Economy of Salvation
- The Holy Trinity
- The Roles of the Persons of the Trinity
- The Action of God in the History of Salvation: Creating and Maintaining Creation
- The Father and the Son
- Incarnation and Redemption
- Christ Incarnate and Christ Pre-Existent
- The Mystery of the Phased Plan
- The Meaning of the Humanity of Jesus
- The Role of the Church, the Temple of the Holy Spirit
- The Holy Spirit in the Life of the Triune God
- Bibliography
- Chapter 3
- The Scriptural Roots of Laudato Si'
- Introduction: Historical Interest in the Natural Order
- Pope Francis and Lautato Si'
- The Foundational Role of Genesis
- The Meaning of 'Dominion' (Gen 1:28)
- The Primordial Chapters as Archetypes of the Human Condition
- The Striking Use of the Torah
- Creation, Law and Salvation in the Psalms
- The Voice of the Prophets
- The Babylonian Captivity and Discerning the Truth about Nature
- The Uniqueness of All Living Creatures
- A Renewed Sense of the Purpose and Destiny of Creation
- The Supreme Example of Jesus
- The Witness of the Saints
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Chapter 4
- Imperfection in Creation. Augustine of Hippo: The City of God Book 13: On Original Sin
- Book Thirteenth
- Argument
- Chapter 5
- The Incarnation: Why God Became Man?
- Anselm of Canterbury: Cur Deus Homo?
- Thomas Aquinas: Whether it was Necessary for Christ to Suffer?
- Book First
- Chapter I
- Chapter II
- Chapter III
- Chapter IV
- Chapter V
- Chapter VI
- Thomas Aquinas
- Summa Theologica Question IIIa Question 46
- Chapter 6
- The Nature of Jesus Christ. Logos Eikon Onoma Musterion: Interrelations in the Four Great Christological Hymns of the New Testament
- John 1:1-18
- Colossians 1: 1-12-23
- Philippians 2:1-16
- Ephesians 1:11-23
- Bibliography
- Chapter 7
- Conversion and Discipleship: Paul of Tarsus and Aurelius Augustinus
- Biblical Conversion
- Saul of Tarsus to the Apostle Paul: "Saul, Saul, Why Are You Persecuting Me?"
- Luke's Narrative in the Acts of the Apostles 9:1-43
- Paul's Own Account of His Conversion in the Acts of the Apostles 22:1-30
- Witness in the Early Church: Testimonies from the Early Historians
- The Roman Martyrs and the Deaths of the Apostles Peter, Paul and John
- § 1. The Neronian Persecution
- § 2. The Death of Peter and Paul
- Chapter 5
- Chapter 6
- § 3. The Death of the Apostle John
- § 3. The Spread of the Faith in Britain
- Spiritual Autobiography
- Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis: "Take and Read!"
- Confessions Books 6, 7, 8
- Book 6
- Book 7
- Chapter 8
- Scholasticism and Philosophy
- Some Points on Scholasticism
- Some Observation on Kant
- Chapter 9
- The Commingling of Philosophy and Revelation:
- Augustine's Confessions and the City of God
- Augustine's Two Books and Their Purpose
- Augustine's Philosophy
- The Philosophy of History
- Augustine and Platonism
- The Teleological Dynamic of Christianity
- The Conversion Experience
- The Moral Implications of the Two Cities
- The Concerns of the Confessions
- The Conversion Narrative and Spiritual Biography
- The Complexity of Human Motivation
- The Issue of Time
- Books 11-13
- Bibliography
- Chapter 10
- Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius and The Consolation of Philosophy
- Book I.
- Song I. Boethius' Complaint
- I
- Song II. His Despondency
- II
- Song III. The Mists Dispelled
- III
- Song IV. Nothing can subdue Virtue
- IV
- Song V. Boethius's Prayer
- Chapter 11
- Pilgrimage: Public Worship and Private Spirituality
- Itinerarium Egeriae, Chapters 24-49
- [Daily Service at Jerusalem]
- [The Lord's Day]
- [Epiphany]
- [Octave of Epiphany]
- [The Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary]
- [The Lenten Fast]
- [Sunday]
- [Monday]
- [Tuesday]
- [Wednesday]
- [Thursday]
- [Friday]
- [Saturday]
- [Fasting]
- [Seventh Week]
- [Saturday]
- [Palm Sunday]
- [Holy Week]
- [Monday before Easter]
- [Tuesday before Easter]
- [Wednesday before Easter]
- [Thursday before Easter]
- [Good Friday]
- [Easter Eve]
- [Easter]
- [Sunday after Easter]
- [Easter to Pentecost]
- [Ascension Day]
- [Pentecost]
- Outline of Egeria's Pilgrimage
- The Book of Margery Kempe
- Chapter 12
- Vision and Text in the Mysticism of the Late Middle Ages
- 1. Fourteenth-Century Contexts
- 2. Some Forms of Spiritual Response
- Revelations of Divine Love
- Chapter I
- Chapter II
- A Treatise of Prayer
- 3. Birgitta and the Pilgrim Way of Peace
- 4. Margery Kempe, the Fool for God
- 5. The Books of Bride and Margery
- 6. The Books: Prophecy, Passion and Spiritual Union
- Appendix I
- The Structure of St Bride's Book
- Appendix II
- The Structure of Margery Kempe's Book
- Book I
- Book II
- Chapter 13
- Papal Primacy: Three Documents
- Isaiah 22
- Matthew 16
- John 21
- Dictatus Papae
- Pope Gregory VIII, 1075
- Unam Sanctam
- Pope Boniface VIII, 18 November 1302
- Pastor Aeternus
- Pope Pius IX, 18 July 1870
- Dogmatic Constitution Pastor Aeternus of the Supreme Pontiff Pius IX
- Bishop Pio, Servant of the Servants of God, with the Approval of the Sacred Council. A Perpetual Memory.
- Chapter I - Establishment of Apostolic Primacy in Blessed Peter
- Chapter II - Perpetuity of the Primacy of Blessed Peter in the Roman Pontiffs
- Chapter III - Of the Strength and Nature of the Primacy of the Roman Pontiff
- Chapter IV - Of the Infallible Magisterium of the Roman Pontiff
- Chapter 14
- Chronology of Major Historical, Theological and Philosophical Events: 4000 BC to 1900 AD
- The Roman Empire and Dark Ages, 1-1000
- 1000(Early Mediaeval Period 1000-1150
- 1150(High Mediaeval Period 1150-1300
- 1300(Late Mediaeval Period 1300-1500
- 1400(15th Century of Dissent: Emergence of the Renaissance and the Concomitant Decline of the Medieval World
- 1500(16th Century: A Century of Division
- 1600(17th Century: A Century of Conflict
- 1700(18th Century: A Century of New Scientific, Philosophical and Political Solutions
- 1800(19th Century: A Century of More Scientific, Philosophical and Political Solutions
- 1900(The 20th Century: The Modern Age
- Conclusion
- References
- About the Author
- Index of Names
- Index of Terms
- Blank Page
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