Drawing on the work of sociologists, O'Collins breaks new ground in the theology of tradition. He illustrates the all-pervasive presence of traditions and presents the risen Christ as the tradition.
Drawing on the work of sociologists, O'Collins breaks new ground in the theology of tradition. He illustrates the all-pervasive presence of traditions and presents the risen Christ as the tradition.
After studies at the University of Melbourne and at the University of Cambridge, where he was a research fellow at Pembroke College, Gerald O'Collins taught at the Gregorian University, Rome from 1973 to 2006 and was also Dean of the Theology Faculty 1985-91. Known around the world as a lecturer and visiting professor, he has authored or co-authored seventy books, including thirteen with Oxford University Press. As well as receiving numerous honorary doctorates and other awards, in 2006 he was created a Companion of the General Division of the Order of Australia (AC), the highest civil honour granted through the Australian government.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Abbreviations 1: The Background for Discussing Christian Tradition 2: Tradition and Human Life: Some Sociological Views 3: Revelation, Tradition, and Culture 4: Transmission of Tradition, the Sensus Fidelium, and the Holy Spirit 5: Tradition and Scripture 6: Discerning Particular Traditions 7: Achievements and Conclusions Appendix: Memory Studies and Tradition Select Bibliography Index of Names
List of Abbreviations 1: The Background for Discussing Christian Tradition 2: Tradition and Human Life: Some Sociological Views 3: Revelation, Tradition, and Culture 4: Transmission of Tradition, the Sensus Fidelium, and the Holy Spirit 5: Tradition and Scripture 6: Discerning Particular Traditions 7: Achievements and Conclusions Appendix: Memory Studies and Tradition Select Bibliography Index of Names
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