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9781563382710

What Dare We Hope? Reconsidering Eschatology

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    9781563382710

  • ISBN10:

    1563382717

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-08-01
  • Publisher: Bloomsbury T & T Clark
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Summary

First in the new TPI/Center of Theological Inquiry (Princeton) series entitled "Theology for the Twenty-first Century" (TTFC), this volume focuses on the foundations of Christian hope.

Table of Contents

Preface to the American / English Edition ix
1. The Term "Eschatology" and Its Changing Nature
1(26)
1.1. Eschatology--A Word with Many Meanings
1(1)
1.2. Typical Applications of the Term "Eschatology"
2(19)
1.3. Tensions and Controversies
21(6)
2. Jesus of Nazareth, "Bearer of Hope"?
27(41)
2.1. The Kingdom of God: A Distant Prospect?
27(5)
2.2. Jesus' Proclamation of the Kingdom of God: Summer Lightning?
32(4)
2.3. What Remains of the Hope of Christ?
36(5)
2.4. Hoping for Christ
41(6)
2.5. Jesus Christ: The Final One, the Coming One
47(21)
3. The Activity of God in Humanity and in Its History
68(51)
3.1. Eschatology as Boundary Marker of Theology
69(11)
3.2. Eschatological Orientation of Christian Existence
80(10)
3.3. In the Darkness of Hope
90(3)
3.4. The Shining of the New Being in History
93(4)
3.5. Radical Eschatology--Theology with a New Horizon
97(22)
4. The God of Hope--The Sovereignty of the Future
119(41)
4.1. Outbreaks and Breakthroughs
119(7)
4.2. God in Global History: The Answer to the Foundational Crisis of Christianity and the Western Crisis of Meaning
126(6)
4.3. World-Transforming Hope as an Answer to the Crisis of Relevancy within Christianity
132(6)
4.4. Eschatology as Religio-Political Theory of Action: Hope of Liberation for the Oppressed
138(9)
4.5. History as Context of Discovery
147(13)
5. One in Hope? Ecumenical Perspectives
160(24)
5.1. The Stunted Dialogue
160(9)
5.2. The Certainty of Hope
169(10)
5.3. Eschatology as the Yardstick for the Self-Understanding of the Church
179(5)
6. Hope in the Life of the Churches
184(25)
6.1. Accounting for Hope as Intellectual Pastoral Care
184(4)
6.2. Hope beyond Death: "Immortality of the Soul" or "Resurrection of the Dead"?
188(9)
6.3. The Promise of the Coming One
197(2)
6.4. "Purification" as Therapy?
199(3)
6.5. The Lord's Supper: Proclamation of the Coming Christ
202(7)
7. Basic Questions of Eschatology
209(16)
7.1. Conceptual Sources of Friction
209(5)
7.2. Controlling Questions
214(2)
7.3. Where Do We Look When We Answer?
216(9)
Index of Scriptural References 225(2)
Index of Names 227(3)
Index of Subjects 230

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