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Naming and Thinking God in Europe Today: Theology in Global Dialogue |
Norbert Hintersteiner (Volume Editor)
Brill
Naming and Thinking God in Europe Today: Theology in Global Dialogue
Mystical and Aesthetic Experiences in Modernity
Authors

Amador Vega Esquerra

ARI Id

1674442355742_9398325

Access

Open/Free Access

Pages

233–246

Chapter URL

https://brill.com/display/book/9789004358225/B9789004358225-s016.xml

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Preliminary Material
Norbert Hintersteiner
1–7
Acknowledgments
Norbert Hintersteiner
9
Introduction
Norbert Hintersteiner
11–24
“God’s in His Heaven. . . Where He Belongs”: Religions, Europe, and Monopolar Transcendence in Global Society
Peter Beyer
25–50
Speaking of God in the New World Order, Inc.
Anne Kuli
51–68
Europe’s God: Liberator or Oppressor?: The Postcolonial Mediation of Transcendence
John D’Arcy May
69–92
Thinking about God from the Perspectives of Encounter and Community: A Challenge for European Theology in a Globalized World
Jacques Haers
93–113
From a European Subject to a Global Verb: God in Terms of Pastoral Relativity
Hans-Joachim Sander
115–128
Thirty-Years’ Worth of Studies and Publications on the Subject of God
François Bousquet
129–146
Thinking About God in Central Eastern Europe: Social Experiences and Theological Challenges
András Máté-Tóth
147–156
Thinking About God Philosophically in Europe Today: A Czech Perspective
Karel Skalický
157–168
Thinking God in National and Religious Conflicts: The Case of Romania
László Holló
169–186
God in Twentieth-Century Portuguese Literature
Peter Stilwell
187–200
Thinking God Between Fundamentalism and Liberalism
Siegfried Wiedenhofer
201–210
Ethics, the Hermeneutics of Memory, and the Concept of God
Maureen Junker-Kenny
211–231
Mystical and Aesthetic Experiences in Modernity
Amador Vega Esquerra
233–246
Kataphasis and Apophasis in the Greek Orthodox Patristic Tradition
Georgios D. Martzelos
247–263
Phenomenology and Theology: A Contemporary Exit Strategy from Metaphysics
Vincent Holzer
265–274
Ethical Monotheism and Human Freedom: Theological Convergences with the Pluralism of the Modem Age
Georg Essen
275–294
Christian Monotheism: Exclusivity or Openness to Otherness?
Ioannis Kourembeles
295–318
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