
Opening Up the Scriptures
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Content
- Intro
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Abbreviations
- Preface to the American Edition-José Granados
- On the Horizon of Hope-Carlos Granados and Luis Sánchez-Navarro
- Biblical Interpretation in Conflict: On the Foundations and the Itinerary of Exegesis Today-Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger
- Preliminary Consideration: Where We Are and What We Must Do
- The State of the Problem
- The Task
- Two Examples of Self-Criticism of the Historical-Critical Method: The Methodologies of Martin Dibelius and Rudolf Bultmann
- The Main Elements of the Method and Their Presuppositions
- The Philosophical Origin of the Method
- Basic Elements of a New Synthesis
- Biblical Exegesis: A Science of Faith-Ignace de la Potterie
- The Bible: Human Word and Word of God
- The Bible as Human Word
- The Bible and the Word of God
- The Relation between the Two Aspects
- What Does Scripture Have to Say about This?
- The Unity of the Whole of Scripture
- The Interpretation of Sacred Scripture: A Science of Faith
- The Problem
- The "Science of Faith" according to R. Guardini
- Michael Theobald's Critical Reaction
- Attempt at a Synthesis
- Conclusion
- Is a Biblical Theology Possible?-Paul Beauchamp
- The Reality and the Wish
- A Theology of the Two Testaments Is Necessary Today
- Christian-Jewish Relations
- The Gospel and Cultures
- Biblical Law and the Violence of the World
- Jesus Christ and the Two Testaments
- The Challenge
- The Commitment of the Subject-Reader
- The Course of the Research
- Ethics and Aesthetics
- Obstacles
- Conclusion
- Exegesis: Reading the Scriptures in Faith-Bruna Costacurta
- Christ in Contemporary Exegesis: Where We Are and Where We Are Going-Klemens Stock
- Outline of the Situation Today
- Thesis 1: The Gap between the Pre-Paschal Jesus and the Post-Paschal Christ Has Shrunk Somewhat
- Thesis 2: The Search for the "Historical Jesus" Continues
- Thesis 3: There Is a Growing Distance from Historical-Critical Exegesis from Many Sides
- Thesis 4: There Are Efforts to Reclaim the Jewishness of Jesus
- Thesis 5: New Approaches Are Also Affecting How We See Christ
- Possible Directions for Exegetical Work on Christ
- First Guideline: Less Violence with the Sources
- Second Guideline: More Trust in the Unique Form of the Sources
- Third Guideline: Painstaking Historical Work
- Fourth Guideline: The Whole as the Reference-Point
- Christ in John and Mark
- All of God's Relations to Men Are Mediated to Them through Jesus
- Mark Is Concentrated on the Christological Question
- Mark Preserves the Christological Question
- The Reception in the Church of the Dogmatic Constitution "Dei Verbum"-Albert Cardinal Vanhoye
- Scripture and Word of God
- Scripture and Tradition
- Revelation and Communion
- Inspiration and Believing Community
- Biblical Studies and Theology
- Conclusion
- Exegesis and the Magisterium of the Church-Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger
- Original Publications
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