| Title | : | Tillard and Von Balthasar: A Quest for Rapprochement |
| Author | : | Dennis Kasule |
| Language | : | en |
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1328), commonly known as meister eckhart or eckehart, was a german theologian, philosopher and mystic, born near gotha in the landgraviate of thuringia (now central germany) in the holy roman empire.
Von balthasar’s works, on the other hand, have the stench of hell about them, and not least whenever he talks about these “cosmic powers” – the man literally wrote that christ “gave himself up to” – not gave himself over to be killed by, mind you – the “powers of darkness”, a subtle point of semantics which, when analysed.
Thus, for von balthasar, one cannot methodologically exclude the possibility of supernatural revelation; instead, the task is “integration,” that is, “collaboration.
Kenosis as liberation: the kenotic theology of hans urs von balthasar as a critical foundation for african liberation theology.
Hans urs von balthasar is highly critical of the modern german epistemological starting point, namely, kant’s transcendental subject which he equates with a promethean drive towards identity with the infinite. 1 balthasar’s criticism focuses specifically on the idealist.
Raab argues that balthasar's imagery is a promising way forward for understanding the identity and mission of religious priesthood. In a final part, raab provides a substantial theological articulation of religious priesthood which illuminates its liturgical signification, ecclesial mediation and mission, and ministerial identity.
In this modern quest for the historic atonement, some have called on the church to embrace a community of atonement theories; others have questioned whether god killing jesus on the cross is “cosmic child abuse.
Von balthasar groeide op in een katholiek gezin in zwitserland en bezocht in zijn kinderjaren veelvuldig de kerk van de franciscanen in luzern.
Von balthasar, the eminent swiss theologian, in his preface says of him, as towering a figure as augustine and aquinashis work is aglow with the fire of a christian creativity which even in the greatest of his successors burned merely with a borrowed flame. The collected works in this volume represent the heart of origen's spiritual vision.
Von balthasar writes, “the deepest questions of truth need decision and taste in order to be seen. ” 8 when we begin asking questions about the meaning of cosmic events and human relationships, we need a good measure of creativity, because here the intellectus passibilis gives us the forms of the world only through a glass darkly.
China and the quest for gentility, 2007: 155-175 aesthetics after hans urs von balthasar, in journal for the study of christian culture 20 (2008) 13-27.
Von balthasar also did seem to realize that beauty was related quite directly to the facticity of the new testament narrative: it isn’t just beautiful but also true. In this regard, he told george kelly he thought his book “the new biblical theorists” was the best ting he had done.
A quotation as dense with meaning as that is a hard act to follow. But one of the more intriguing suggestions made by von balthasar concerns that “act of mysterious vengeance. ” when you remove beauty from the human equation, it is going to come back in some other form, even as anti-beauty.
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6 oct 2005 message of his holiness benedict xvi for the centenary of the birth of fr hans urs von balthasar.
Spirituality and theology explores the work of theologians such as karl rahner, hans urs von balthasar, gustavo gutierrez, and feminist theologians who have attempted a reintegration of theology and spirituality. Sheldrake offers reflections on the doctrine of the trinity as a unifying theme in the quest to heal this historic and vexing division.
The quest for the hidden center of the [universal church] whose presence - or better, the exigency for whose presence - most of mankind seems to feel obscurely, dimly, and inarticulately in the ineffable recesses of their minds and hearts, may well have to be a quest of the whole person, of the whole being of a man or a woman.
Manfred hauke — university of lugano, switzerland this is a very fine piece of scholarship, evincing an authentic quest for truth. It treats one of the topics mentioned in the apostles' creed, the serious study of which has been compromised by the influence of a certain pseudo-mysticism on the part of the catholic theologian hans urs von balthasar.
The essay explains that both tomberg and von balthasar practice a rule-governed christian esotericism whose goal is support for a fruitful ecclesial spirituality and resistance to non-ecclesial.
Kasule takes two of the most important theologians of the 20th century, who explained and explored the teaching of vatican ii and brings them into dialogue with each other. Each theologian offers a unique perspective which shapes his ecclesiology.
For von balthasar, mother teresa of calcutta is a better exemplar of the christian humanist than erasmus of rotterdam. Stories are told of how, during the evening after finishing his teaching lessons, von balthasar would delight his students by sitting at the piano and playing mozart’s don giovanni from memory.
Balthasar is highly critical of moltmann's notion of immanent proceeding or 'collapsing' into the economic trinity. This distinction is quite apparent but one must ask whether balthasar's quest to allow suffering and death in the god head eternally is also not highly controversial claim.
Von balthasar follows saint irenaeus in viewing theology through the drama of history, and presents jesus christ as the norm by which all history—secular history as well as salvation history—ought to be interpreted. As god, jesus is the universal norm for all humanity who stands outside of history; as man he became particular within history.
As adrian walker noted about hans urs von balthasar’s theol-ogy, christ is the ontological key to all of reality. 11 on the other hand, video fantasy is a participation in images that are disconnected from reality. The man who fantasizes orders the hunger of his heart toward.
Raab argues that balthasar’s imagery is a promising way forward for understanding the identity and mission of religious priesthood. In a final part, raab provides a substantial theological articulation of religious priesthood which illuminates its liturgical signification, ecclesial mediation and mission, and ministerial identity.
― hans urs von balthasar tags: beauty, devotion, love, mystery, mystic, mysticism, unknowing, unknown.
Having offered a definition of what he thinks the church in general really is in history (which is, at the end, a discussion about the ontology of the church even if küng seems to be quite unhappy with ontological aspects unlike his 1962 views), küng moves forward toward an analysis of the work of the church.
Tillard’s eucharistic ecclesiology, which is rooted in christ and the spirit, is compared and contrasted with von balthasar’s cross-centered, marian and petrine understanding of the church. Father kasule makes a powerful case for the complementarity of tillard’s and von balthasar’s approaches.
For von balthasar this quest will involve the fact that freedom, that ever present goal of modern humanity’s thought and politics, is to be truly found not in any of its modern manifestations, but in the true christian. What the modern world seeks so interminably – even restlessly – the church already has in christ.
Most contemporary theologies of holy orders consider priesthood mainly in its diocesan context and most contemporary theologies of religious life do not consider how ordained ministry functions when it is internal rather than external to religious life.
Tillard’s emphasis on the eucharist enabled him to discuss each ecclesial mark within the local community where all partake of the definitive pasch. Indeed, for tillard, the catholic church, thanks to the eucharist, fully subsists in each local community where koinonia and salvation are always present.
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