Religion in Life, Volumen47

Abingdon affirmation American analysis answer authority Barth basic become Bible biblical body Brann called Calvinist Catholic Christ Christian church civil religion claims concern contemporary covenant criticism Cuernavaca cultural death divine doctrine Endlösung Esau eschatological eternal ethics existence faith future God's Gospel Hans Küng hope human Ibid important individual infallibility interfaith dialogue interpretation Israel Jacob Jesus Jewish Jews Judaism Karl Barth Küng liberation theology live moral motif natural theology nature neo-orthodoxy norms Nygren Paul Paul Tillich perspective philosophy of religion Polanyi's political preaching present Press presuppositions problem process theology Professor Protestantism reality reconciliation relationship religious experience responsibility resurrection revelation salvation Scripture secular sense sermons servant significant social society soul spirit suffering Testament theologian things thought Tillich tion tradition transcendent transformation truth ultimate understanding University Vatican II vision women words York