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| Titre : | The Trinity and the Kingdom of God : The Doctrine of God |
| Auteurs : | Jürgen Moltmann, Auteur |
| Type de document : | texte imprimé |
| Editeur : | Londres [GB] : SCM Press, 1981 |
| Format : | xvi + 256 p. |
| Note générale : | Titre original: Trinität und Reich Gottes (1980) |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Index. décimale : | DA (Trinité) |
| Résumé : |
This book represents a radical new departure for Jürgen Moltmann, not least in the lucidity of its writing. Whereas his early great trilogy. Theology of Hope, The Crucified God and The Church in the Power of the Spirit, was pragmatic, looking at theology as a whole from a particular standpoint, here he begins to consider how important concepts and doctrines of Christian theology are interrelated.
However, this is not, he stresses, the beginning of a dogmatics, a systematic theology. Systems, even open systems, cannot really be discussed, and they serve as a substitute for critical and independent thought, which is fatal at a time when free dialogue and fellowship are essential for knowledge of the truth of God. So here, taking up Protestant and Roman Catholic, Western and Eastern traditions, he reconsiders the doctrine of the Trinity, with an eye especially to the overcoming of the schism which has burdened the life of the churches since 1054. At the same time, he is aware of another even older schism, that with Judaism, which also cries out for resolution if there is indeed only one God. Most notable, perhaps, in this treatment is the deep insight into the relationship between suffering and God, which has been hinted at in early works, but is here developed much more fully. There is also an important discussion of the social dimension of the Trinity, which has far-reaching consequences. |
| Note de contenu : |
- Preface
I. TRINITARIAN THEOLOGY TODAY - §1 Return to Trinitarian Thinking: 1. Experience as a Means of Access? 2. Practice as a Means of Access? - §2 On the Way to the Triune God: 1. God as Supreme Substance 2. God as Absolute Subject 3. The Triune God II. THE PASSION OF GOD - §1 God’s ‘Apathy’ or His Passion? / §2 The ‘Pathos of God’ / §3 ‘The Eternal Sacrifice of Love’ / §4 ‘The Sorrow of God’ / §5 ‘The Tragedy in God’ / §6 God and Suffering §7 God’s Freedom §8 God is Love III. THE HISTORY OF THE SON - §1 Trinitarian Hermeneutics - §2 The Sending of the Son: 1. Jesus’ Baptism and Call 2. The Sending of the Son 3. The Form of the Trinity - §3 The Surrender of the Son: 1. The Passion of Jesus 2. The Surrender of the Son - §4 The Exaltation of the Son: 1. The Raising of Jesus from the Dead 2. The Revelation of the Son 3. The Sending of the Creative Spirit through the Son - §5 The Future of the Son - §6 Transformations of the Open Trinity IV. THE WORLD OF THE TRINITY - § 1 The Event of Salvation and Belief in Creation: 1. The Exodus Experience and the Messianic Hope 2. Faith in Christ and Experience of the Spirit - §2. The Creation of the Father: 1. Contingentia mundi 2. God’s Self-Limitation 3. Trinitarian Creation - §3 The Incarnation of the Son: 1. Cur Deus homo? 2. The Kenosis of God 3. The Only Begotten Son, the First-Born of Many Brethren 4. Trinitarian Incarnation - §4 The Transfiguration of the Spirit: 1. The Resurrection and the Outpouring of the Spirit 2. The Beginning of Glory 3. The Spirit as Subject 4. Trinitarian Glorification V. THE MYSTERY OF THE TRINITY - § 1 A Criticism of Christian Monotheism 1. Monotheism and Monarchy 2. Monotheistic Christianity: Arius 3. Christian Monotheism: Sabellius 4. The Foundation of the Doctrine of the Trinity: Tertullian 5. Trinitarian Monarchy: Karl Barth 6. Threefold Self-Communication: Karl Rahner 7. What Divine Unity? - §2 The Doxological Trinity: 1. The Economy and Doxology of Salvation 2. The Historical Experience of Salvation 3. The Relationship between the Immanent and the Economic Trinity - §3 The Immanent Trinity: 1. The Constitution of the Trinity (a) Who is the Father? (b) Who is the Son? (c) Who is the Holy Spirit 2. The Life of the Trinity (a) Person and Relation (b) Perichoresis and Transfiguration 3. The Unity of the Trinity - §4 Does the Holy Spirit Proceed from the Father ‘and from the Son’?: 1. The State of the Modern Discussion about the Filioque 2. The Creed and its Theological Interpretation 3. The Procession of the Spirit from the Father of the Son 4. What the Holy Spirit receives from the Son - §5 The Trinitarian Principle of Uniqueness VI. THE KINGDOM OF FREEDOM - § 1 Criticism of Political and Clerical Monotheism: 1. Political Monotheism 2. Clerical Monotheism - §2 The Trinitarian Doctrine of the Kingdom: 1. Joachim of Fiore’s Doctrine of the Kingdom 2. The Trinitarian Doctrine of the Kingdom - §3 The Trinitarian Doctrine of Freedom: 1. Forms of Human Freedom 2. Trinity and Freedom 3. Freedom in the Kingdom of the Triune God - Abbreviations - Notes - Index of Names |
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