Author: Godefroid KurthPublisher:
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : fr
Pages : 176
Book Description
L'Église aux tournants de l'histoire
Author: Godefroid KurthL'Église aux tournants de l'histoire
Author: Godefroid KurthL'Église aux tournants de l'histoire
Author: Godefroid Joseph François KurthPublisher:
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Languages : fr
Pages : 197
Book Description
L'Eglise aux tournants de l'histoire
Author: Godefroid KurthPublisher:
ISBN: 9782827103089
Category : Church history
Languages : fr
Pages : 105
Book Description
L'histoire de l'église au tournant
Author: Roger AubertL'Église aux tournants de l'histoire. Cinquième éd
Author: Godefroid Joseph François KurthPublisher:
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Languages : fr
Pages : 197
Book Description
L'Église aux tournants de l'histoire, par Godefroid Kurth. Nouvelle édition...
Author: Godefroid KurthThe Church at the Turning Points of History
Author: Godefroid KurthPublisher:
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Category : Church history
Languages : en
Pages : 250
Book Description
Trinitarian Ecclesiology
Author: John F. O'NeillPublisher: CUA Press
ISBN: 0813237513
Category : Religion
Languages : en
Pages : 448
Book Description
Venerable Fulton Sheen once famously said that "There are not one hundred people in the United States who hate the Catholic Church, but there are millions who hate what they wrongly perceive the Catholic Church to be ? which is, of course, quite a different thing." What is the true understanding of the mystery of the Church? In Lumen Gentium, the Church famously identifies herself as the sacrament of salvation, and various attempts have been made at developing an ecclesiology rooted in this idea. Another approach, nevertheless, prominent in the opening chapter of Lumen Gentium, is the relation of the Church to the Trinity in light of the divine missions, especially those of the Incarnation and Pentecost. Trinitarian Ecclesiology is an example of this approach to the mystery of the Church that places the divine missions at the head and the heart of the work. The order of Charles Journet's work is based on the four causes of the Church. Journet situates the treatise on the hierarchy in its proper place as belonging to the efficient cause of the Church in order to treat the more central mystery of the Church in her formal and material causes, namely the sanctifying gift of fully Christic charity and its visible manifestation. While Journet's magisterial work may already be identified as a Trinitarian Ecclesiology, recent research into the Trinitarian theology of St. Thomas Aquinas has deepened our understanding of his teaching, particularly in the way that creatures can relate to the divine persons in the divine missions. With a clearer understanding of the relation of creatures to the divine persons rooted in grace and its effects, a deeper vision of the mystery of the Church emerges, one that sees the Church as the visible mission of the Holy Spirit, inseparably joined with the visible mission of the Son in the Incarnation. The Great Mystery of Christ and the Church is the unity of the visible missions of the Son and the Spirit who have been sent into the world for our salvation.
The History of the Church
Author: Guy BedouellePublisher: A&C Black
ISBN: 9780826414809
Category : Religion
Languages : en
Pages : 332
Book Description
Is church history a totally and exclusively historical discipline or is it a theological one as well? This book contends that it is both, that the viewpoints of history and theology are not contradictory but are at once distinct and conjoined: distinct as to approach and method but conjoined in comprehension. In line with the general approach of the AMATECA Handbooks of Catholic Theology, this book offers an overview of the history of the church from a theological perspective.The first and last chapters present a theological view of church history drawn from the work of such thinkers as Jean Danielou, Gaston Fessard, Charles Journet, and Hans Urs von Balthasar. The second chapter is epistemological and methodological. Chapters 3 to 13 lucidly present the unfolding history of the church as a series of challenges--of the Barbarians, of Feudalism, of Lay Thought, of Ideologies and Cultures. Chapters 14 and 15, in a different key, sketch the variety of Eastern Churches and the forms of Protestantism."This will be a history of the high points. These events, from challenge to challenge, from shocks and tremors to recovery, through conversion and successive integration, give a kind of rhythm to this tale where the believer will always be able to distinguish between the wheat and the chaff and so discover the finger of God writing on the sands of time."--Guy Bedouelle>