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" The anthropological turn : "
Anton Losinger ; translated with a foreword by Daniel O. Dahlstrom.
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977671
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b732041
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Anthropologische Ansatz in der Theologie Karl Rahners.English
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Losinger, Anton.
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The anthropological turn : : the human orientation of the theology of Karl Rahner /\ Anton Losinger ; translated with a foreword by Daniel O. Dahlstrom.
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1st ed.
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New York :: Fordham University Press,, 2000.
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Moral philosophy and moral theology ;; no. 2
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xxxi, 112 pages ;; 22 cm.
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0823220664
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: 0823220672
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: 9780823220663
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: 9780823220670
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 95-110) and index.
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With the re-structuring of the entire edifice of Western thinking along anthropocentric lines in the wake of Descartes' "Cogito, ergo sum" and Kant's "Critique of pure reason", the names of Ludwig Feuerbach, Karl Marx and Friedrich Nietzsche mark the foundations of a widespread conviction that any inquiry setting out from an anthropological point of view arrives at acheistic conclusions, namely, the overthrow of the divinity that, from the standpoint of the human being, is "alienating". Hence, one might ask, is theology that sets out from an anthropological point of view not from the very beginning an "absurdity", a "contradictio in se"? On the contrary! "Precisely today," as Karl Rahner puts it, theology "must make contact with the human being whose own existence is of the utmost importance to him or her."
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Rahner, Karl,1904-1984.
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Rahner, Karl,1904-1984.
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Rahner, Karl,1904-
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Rahner, Karl,1904-1984
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Theological anthropology-- Christianity-- History of doctrines-- 20th century.
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Homme (Théologie chrétienne)-- Histoire des doctrines-- 20e siècle.
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Theological anthropology-- Christianity-- History of doctrines.
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Mensbeeld.
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Theologie.
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233/.092
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BX4705.R287L6713 2000
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11.61bcl
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