Post-Systematic Theology I : Ways of Thinking - A Theological Philosophy / Markus Mühling
Theology is an explication, im-plication, and com-plication of the Christian perception of truth and value. The occurrence of this perception takes place in following the story of the Gospel, which remains open and organic, unable to be closed. Every formation of a closed system has to be exceeded o...
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| Year of Publication: | 2020 |
| Edition: | 1st ed. |
| Language: | English |
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Table of Contents:
- Copyright page
- Preface
- Part 1 Preparations
- Chapter 1 'Post-Systematic' Theology
- Chapter 2 The Problem with a History of Stories
- Chapter 3 The Subject-Matter of Post-Systematic Theology
- Chapter 4 Christian Practice
- Part 2 Narrative Ontology
- Chapter 5 Perception and Narration
- Chapter 6 Narrative Ontology and its Terminology in Contrast to Narratology
- Chapter 7 Narration and Relation
- Chapter 8 Narration, Migration, and Wayformational Lines
- Chapter 9 Narration and Event
- Chapter 10 Narration and Time
- Chapter 11 Narration and Space
- Chapter 12 Narrations and Signs
- Chapter 13 Narrations and Metaphors
- Chapter 14 Narrations, Concepts, and Names
- Chapter 15 Narrations, Models, and Theories
- Chapter 16 Narration and Dramatic Coherence
- Chapter 17 Narration, Causality, and Rules
- Chapter 18 Narration and Contingency
- Chapter 19 Narrations, Subjects and Inter-indexicality
- Chapter 20 Narration and Truth
- Part 3 Divine Self-Presentation
- Chapter 21 Minimal Conditions for Speaking of God and the Divine Identifiability
- Chapter 22 Revelation as Perceiving Truth and Value
- Part 4 Equipment
- Chapter 23 Faith and Religion
- Chapter 24 Historicity and Holy Scripture
- Chapter 25 Enlightened Reason
- Chapter 26 Theology, Philosophy, and Natural Science
- Chapter 27 Theology as a Science
- Literature
- Index.