The Church in the Theological Writings of Avery Dulles - Benson, Pius
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Attempts at understanding the nature, inner life, mission and purpose of the Church have often resulted in the application of certain empirical models and the assumption of sometimes directly opposing positions. From his research findings, the author agrees with Avery Dulles that the exclusive leaning towards any one particular model gives rise to a defective ecclesiology. In Dulles' objectively critical and dialectical approach to important and sometimes controversial ecclesiological issues lie the impulses for a balanced and fruitful theology of the Church for the African continent. The…mehr

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Attempts at understanding the nature, inner life, mission and purpose of the Church have often resulted in the application of certain empirical models and the assumption of sometimes directly opposing positions. From his research findings, the author agrees with Avery Dulles that the exclusive leaning towards any one particular model gives rise to a defective ecclesiology. In Dulles' objectively critical and dialectical approach to important and sometimes controversial ecclesiological issues lie the impulses for a balanced and fruitful theology of the Church for the African continent. The African choice of "The Church as Family of God" needs therefore to be complemented by other traditional images if African ecclesiology is to avoid the pitfalls of a one-sided theology of the Church.
Autorenporträt
The Author: Pius Benson, born 1965 in Mbiabong Ikpe (Nigeria) is a priest of the Catholic Diocese of Ikot Ekpene, ordained 1992. His post-ordination assignments include teaching, pastoral experience as Curate in various parishes and hospital administration. He holds a B.Phil, and a B.Th. from the Pontifical Urban University, Rome, a Lic.Th. and a D.Th. from the Philosophisch-Theologische Hochschule Sankt Georgen, Frankfurt am Main (Germany).