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1. Juni 1987 · The greatest strength in Schillebeeckx's discussion is derived from the fact that he approaches the questions of sacramental theology by always reminding the reader that the primary Sacrament is the person of Jesus Christ. The implication is that Christology is the font of all sacramental theology, for Christ is the visible face of God on Earth. (To use the somewhat-scholastic phrase: He is ...
- Edward Schillebeeckx
aa sacramental view of labor as art, a labor-aesthetic that undergirds a. ethic, in which labor itself becomes a sign and instrument of the way the becomes God's work in the world. First, I will sketch an outline of some of major positions on labor in modern Catholic theology. Then, I will draw on writings of the British poet and painter David ...
No Salvation Apart from Religious Others: Edward Schillebeeckx's Soteriology as a Resource for Understanding Christian Identity and Discipleship in a Religiously Pluralist World
20. Nov. 2022 · Current research projects are concerned with the following topics: Catholicity and Globalization, Theology and Economics, African Liberation Theology, Political Theology, Sacramental Theology, Theologies of the Religious Life, and the theologies of Edward Schillebeeckx, Joseph Ratzinger, Hans Urs von Balthasar, Emmanuel Falque, and William ...
Philip Kennedy OP. During the month of his seventy-fifth birthday, November, 1989, Edward. Schillebeeckx published the final part of what now stands as a three-. volumed Christology. His new book, Mensen als verhaal van God ('Human. Beings as the Story of God'), has taken twelve years to appear.
24. Feb. 2020 · The Church, sacrament of the risen Christ -- 1. The mystery of the church, the earthly "Body of the Lord" -- 2. The Sacraments as Ecclesial Celebration in mystery of the mysteries of Christ's life -- 3. Implications of the ecclesial character of sacramental action -- 1. The twofold liturgical structure of the sacraments: "sacrament and Word ...
Dennis Rochford, M.S.C., is currently the Head of the School of Theology at Australian Catholic University, Sydney, Australia. He received his Ph.D. from the Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium. Among his recent publications are “Schillebeeckx, God and Postmodernity,” in The Presence of Transcendence, ed. L. Boeve and J. Ries (Peeters ...
