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Theology of the Christian word : a study in history

Title: Theology of the Christian word : a study in history / Frederick E. Crowe.
Author: Crowe, Frederick E.
Publication: New York : Paulist Press, ©1978.

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Description

v, 174 pages; 23 cm

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Bibliography (note)

Contents

Introduction -- 1. Christian message begins -- The original situation -- The original thematization -- Chapter Two: The Christian message as the Word of God -- Transition from "Message" to "Word of God" -- God active in His Word -- Chapter Three: The word of God as truth -- Exercise of Truth in the Early Church -- Truth Emerging as a separate concern -- Nicea: Truth in the spotlight -- Chapter four: Truth as grounded in sources the question of LOCI -- New Testament concern with sources -- Emerging notion: Conon of Scripture, Ireneus, Tertullian, "Catholic" tradition -- Full thematization
Chapter Five: The sources as Word across space and time -- New Testament quest for understanding -- Reinterpreting the Word of God -- New Things and Old: The development of doctrine -- Adaptation of the Word to the Present: Modernism -- Today if you hear his voice: The Protestant way -- Chapter six: The primary word: Jesus Christ yesterday and today -- Prethematic stage: History and typology in scripture and the Fathers -- Thomas Aquinas: Breakthrough with Follow up -- The spiritual writers: God's voice in every event -- Emergence of a theology of History as Word
Chapter Seven: The inner word of the Spirit -- Biblical data on Interiority -- Augustine, Aquinas, and Interiority -- Religious experience and interiority -- The inner word of the Spirit -- Conclusions and projections -- Appendix: Possibilities of methodical collaboration -- Notes.

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78051595

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Princeton University Library