01709cam a2200265   4500001001200000003000400012005001700016008004100033010001300074020001800087020001500105035001300120040001000133050001900143082001800162100002300180245009300203260004400296300002600340504003000366505094300396600002401339650004801363650003201411ocm00900842OSt20240426061037.0740424s1974    xxu      b    001 0beng d  a73088351  a9780800602659  z080060265X  a73088351  cZAAPA04aBX4827.M6bM4304a230/.092/42@1 aMeeks, M. Douglas.10aOrigins of the theology of hope /c[by] M. Douglas Meeks. Foreword by Jürgen Moltmann.  aPhiladelphia :bFortress Press,c[1974]  axiv, 178 p. ;c24 cm.  aBibliography: p. 164-174.  aIntroduction: The relevance-identity Crisis -- The Historical and Social context of the Theology of Hope -- The Text of the Theology of Hope -- The "Newness" of Motmann's Theology
Theology as eschathology: Barth and Bloch: An Odd couple -- The Gottingen Teachers: Otto Weber: The predisposition to Reformed Eschatology;  Hans Joachim Iwand: Reconciliation in the Dialectic of Cross and Resurrection;  Hans Wolf: Social Ethics and Eschatology
The Reconciling future of God: The question of God: Between modern Atheism and Theism -- The Word of promise -- The Revelation debate -- The mode of God's being -- Hoping knowledge of God or Eschatological Epistemology
The reconciling process of Jesus Christ: Eschatological Christology -- The Missionary Structure of History -- Christological Eschatology
The Reconciling Mission of Liberation: Political. Theology as Prolegomena: Demythologizing and political Hermeneutic -- Liberation Theology 10aMoltmann, Jürgen. 0aTheology, DoctrinalxHistoryy20th century. 0aHopexHistory of doctrines.