Dieu qui vient à l'homme, II-2 - CF 257
Collection Cogitatio Fidei - N° 257
752 pages - avril 2007
57,20€
Le récit de la venue de Dieu vers l'homme, commencé par l'affrontement de la révélation à la modernité (tome 1, 2002), poursuivi de la création à l'incarnation (tome 2/1, 2005), se prolonge ici à travers l'histoire de l'Église pour s'achever sur la vision finale de Dieu qui s'est fait « tout en tout ». Si l'origine de l'Église ouvre sur son mystère, ses démêlés avec le monde occidental sécularisé débouchent sur une actualité pleine de dangers. Joseph Moingt aborde donc ici les questions les plus brûlantes : restructuration de l' Église, unité et diversité, défection des fidèles, tarissement du clergé, promotion du laïcat, autorité et partage des responsabilités, union des Églises, relations avec les autres religions et théologie du pluralisme religieux. Le souci de l'avenir de la mission invite à retrouver l'inspiration de l'humanisme évangélique pour rentrer en communion avec un monde qui se ferme à l'appel de la foi.
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The story of God’s coming to man, beginning with the confrontation between the revelation and modernity (tome 1, 2002), followed by the creation to the incarnation (tome 2/1, 2005), is furthered here through the history of the Church, to conclude on the final vision of God made ‘all in all’. If the origin of the Church opens up to its mystery, its dealings with the secularized Western world emerge from a contemporary situation that is fraught with danger. Joseph Moingt approaches the most burning issues: the restructuring of the Church, unity and diversity, desertion of the faithful, depletion of the clergy, promotion of secularism, authority and sharing responsibilities, union of the Churches, relations with other religions and the theology of religious pluralism. Our concern for the future of the mission invites us to rediscover the inspiration of evangelical humanism to enter into communion with a world which is closing its ears to the call of faith.
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The story of God’s coming to man, beginning with the confrontation between the revelation and modernity (tome 1, 2002), followed by the creation to the incarnation (tome 2/1, 2005), is furthered here through the history of the Church, to conclude on the final vision of God made ‘all in all’. If the origin of the Church opens up to its mystery, its dealings with the secularized Western world emerge from a contemporary situation that is fraught with danger. Joseph Moingt approaches the most burning issues: the restructuring of the Church, unity and diversity, desertion of the faithful, depletion of the clergy, promotion of secularism, authority and sharing responsibilities, union of the Churches, relations with other religions and the theology of religious pluralism. Our concern for the future of the mission invites us to rediscover the inspiration of evangelical humanism to enter into communion with a world which is closing its ears to the call of faith.
- Dimensions : 130x215x35
- ISBN : 9782204082204
- Poids : 905 grammes