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Chapter 6 turns to Fénelon’s theology, focusing on his treatment of hope and its significance for his political philosophy. It argues that he regarded hope not just as a key theological virtue, but also as a key virtue of political rulers and political reformers. Its discussion of the political implications of Fénelon’s theology proceeds in three parts.
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Chapter 6 turns to Fénelon’s theology, focusing on his treatment of hope and its significance for his political philosophy. It argues that he regarded hope not just as a key theological virtue, but also as a key virtue of political rulers and political reformers. Its discussion of the political implications of Fénelon’s theology proceeds in three parts.
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Theology Today, 1967
“The debates that have gone on between Schweitzer, Cullmann, Bultmann, Dodd, Jeremias, etc., have … only [yielded] answers to the historical question: What did Jesus or the early church happen to hope? They have not taken up the question of what it means for man to hope at all, whether to be human is to have hope, and therefore in what way ...
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“The debates that have gone on between Schweitzer, Cullmann, Bultmann, Dodd, Jeremias, etc., have … only [yielded] answers to the historical question: What did Jesus or the early church happen to hope? They have not taken up the question of what it means for man to hope at all, whether to be human is to have hope, and therefore in what way ...
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Humor and the Theology of Hope
Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology, 2000The Isaac narratives contain many rarely noticed elements of humor. While enhancing the reader's enjoyment, humor is also an integral component of a theology of hope in Genesis.
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The Principle and Theology of Hope
Scottish Journal of Theology, 1968In the introduction to his helpful edition of selected writings from Ernst Bloch, Hans Heinz Holz recognises that Christian theologians feel themselves drawn towards Bloch's philosophy, and have in fact ‘appropriated it (and obviously also his person, as theFestschriftfor his eightieth birthday shows)’.
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The Need for a Theology of Resilience, Coexistence, and Hope
The Ecumenical Review, 2019AbstractIn many countries of the world, people are drinking a dangerous cocktail of poisonous ingredients all starting with the letter P: polarization, populism, protectionism, post‐truth, and patriarchy. As Christians, we cannot do other than work against this.
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The Psychology and Theology of Hope
2021In this study, the book “The Psychology and Teology of Hope” which is written by Saffet Kartopu is examined. It is published by Eskiyeni Publishing House in 2021. The book inclueds an introduction, five chapters and a conclusion. It is written in Turkish and it has got a fluently languae.The book examines man and religion Otto Rank's concept of ...
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The Limits of Formalism and the Theology of Hope
1989In my Introduction I suggested that the formal study of Religion and Literature in the United States in the 1950s arose out of, and also as a reaction against that type of Formalism which became known as the New Criticism. For much of the later chapters of this book the tenets of that kind of literary criticism have been near the surface of my ...
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