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Pope Benedict XVI Confronts Religious Relativism
Society, 2008Pope Benedict XVI’s inflammatory speech at Regensburg highlights a subtle difference between Benedict and John Paul II. John Paul called Muslims and Jews “sons of Abraham,” and he organized high-profile interfaith events. Benedict is more skeptical of interreligious dialog and more confrontational toward Islam than was his predecessor.
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Communicating the Untimely: Pope Benedict Xvi’s Resignation and the Second Franciscan age [PDF]
Javnost, 2020 Pope Benedict XVI’s resignation from the See of Rome, announced on 11 February 2013, has been interpreted as an eschatological gesture, most famously by the Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben.
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Celebrating the Liturgy with Pope Benedict XVI
Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought and Culture, 2008Even the New Yorker magazine has commented on the Holy Father celebrating Mass. A feature article of July 2005 titled "Vatican Notebook," though not exactly friendly, said, "Pope Benedict's deep love of the liturgy is manifest whenever he engages in the priestly acts that mean so much to him.
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This comprehensive biography of Pope Benedict XVI emphasizes his theological positions and contributions as a theologian. Pope Benedict XVI: A Biography is an incisive exploration of the life and career of the current head of the Roman Catholic Church, with an emphasis on his theological positions and contributions as a theologian.
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This comprehensive biography of Pope Benedict XVI emphasizes his theological positions and contributions as a theologian. Pope Benedict XVI: A Biography is an incisive exploration of the life and career of the current head of the Roman Catholic Church, with an emphasis on his theological positions and contributions as a theologian.
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Pope Benedict XVI's Legal Thought
2015Throughout Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI's pontificate he spoke to a range of political, civil, academic, and other cultural authorities. These speeches reveal a striking sensitivity to the fundamental problems of law, justice, and democracy. He often presented a call for Christians to address issues of public ethics such as life, death, and ...
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A DIPLOMACY OF CANDOR: POPE BENEDICT XVI ON THE GLOBAL STAGE
The Review of Faith & International Affairs, 2006Abstract In his time in the papacy, Pope Benedict XVI has displayed a straightforward style of diplomacy, viewing it as a safeguard to the common interests of humankind. His initiatives to date demonstrate five key elements of this diplomacy: respecting objective moral truth, facilitating practical inter-faith dialogue, building realistic bridges ...
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The Thought of Pope Benedict XVI
This important and illuminating book focuses on Ratzinger's status as one of the preeminent Catholic theologians of the 20th century. Aidan Nichols provides a full-scale investigation of his theology as it develops from the 1950s onward. The book presents a chronological account of the development of Ratzinger's writing which reflects a wide range of ...openaire +1 more source
Pope Benedict XVI: Joseph Ratzinger on Politics
Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought and Culture, 2015Modern Western civilization, shaped not least by the Enlightenment, is the ever present background to Ratzinger's theological project. (1) It is both a stimulus and a partner in dialogue, a source of inspiration and an object of critique. Ratzinger is acutely aware of any change of mood in the world around him and so is capable of assessing the ...
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Pope Benedict XVI on Religion in the Public Sphere
The Journal of Communication and Religion, 2010The role of religion in the public sphere has given rise to much discussion in recent times. Debate has focused mainly on the work of political scientists and philosophers on the relations between secular and religious reasons. The voices of religious figures themselves have been almost completely absent from these debates, perhaps as a representative ...
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