02755cam a2200361 i 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036035002100077040008800098041001300186049000900199050002100208082001100229100004800240245019400288260003400482300002300516500012600539500013600665504004100801505060700842520061601449650002502065650002902090650003102119700004802150710003902198710002602237942001202263999001702275952010102292ocn957492343OCoLC20240412093746.0160829s1969    ne       b    000 0 dut d  a(OCoLC)957492343  aCFTbengcCFTdOCLCOdOCLCFdOCLCQdOCLCAdOCLCOdOCLCQdOCLCOdOCLCQdOCLCLdZAAPA1 adutheng  aZAAA 4aBT80b.B812 196904a230.081 aBurke, T. Patrickq(Thomas Patrick),d1934-10aHet woord in de geschiedenis :bhet St. Xaverius-symposium, [Chicago, 31 maart - 3 april 1966] /c[onder red. van van Thomas Patrick Burke ; vert. uit het Amerikaans door T. Patrick Burke].  aBilthoven :bNelissen,c1969.  a183 pages ;c22 cm  aTranslated of: the Word in history: the St. Xavier symposium, edited by T. Patrick Burke; New York, Sheed and Ward, 1966.  a"[Symposium] held at Saint Xavier College, Chicago, March 31st to April 3rd, 1966, under the auspices of the John XXIII Institute."  aIncludes bibliographical references.  aInleiding: T. Patrick Burke -- Theologie en antropologie: Karl Rahner -- Natuur en genade: Henri du Lubac -- Het geloof functionerend in het menselijk zelfverstaan: E. Schillebeeckx -- Het voornaamste probleem voor de hedendaagse protestantse theologie: Joseph Sittler -- De kerk en de wereld: JB Metz -- Christendom en niet-christelijke godsdiensten: Jean Danielou -- Het kader van onenigheid tussen katholieken en protestanten: George A Lindbeck -- Vrijheid in de kerk: Alexander Schemann -- Geïnstitutionaliseerde godsdienst: Yves Congar -- Inzicht in de werkelijke tegenwoordigheid: Charles Davis  aThe essays which make up this book were orginally delivered as papers at a symposium, the purpose of which was to ask a question: What are the principal theological problems facing the Church at the present time? The question was based on a number of premises, the first geing that, in general, progress begins with the realization that there is a problem. Failure to see a serious problem where it exists can quickly lead to disaster. This volume then must be considered, not as a presentation of ready-made solutions, but as an inquiry: Are we asking the right questions? Where are our principal difficulties? 0aTheology, Doctrinal. 6aTh�eologie dogmatique. 7aTheology, Doctrinal.2fast1 aBurke, T. Patrickq(Thomas Patrick),d1934-2 aSt. Xavier College (Chicago, Ill.)2 aJohn XXIII Institute.  2ddccBK  c57140d57140  00102ddc4070aDAPAbDAPAd2024-04-12l0o230.08 HETpAPA065619r2024-04-12t1w2024-04-12yBK