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Niemand glaubt nichts. Glaube scheint eine menschliche Grundkonstante zu sein. Worauf sich Glaube in der Moderne richtet, ist damit freilich noch nicht geklärt. Die Frage nach (dem) Glauben eröffnet vielmehr Fragehorizonte in anthropologischer wie ekklesiologischer Hinsicht, in Bezug auf das Verhältnis von Theologie und Naturwissenschaften, im Blick auf die Frage nach einer autonomen, heteronomen oder theonomen Verfasstheit des Menschen.Diesem Thema war die 61. Europäische Tagung für Konfessionskunde gewidmet, die im März 2017 vom Konfessionskundlichen Institut des Evangelischen Bundes gemeinsam mit dem römisch-katholischen Johann-Adam-Möhler-Institut ausgerichtet wurde und im vorliegenden Band dokumentiert wird.Den angesprochenen Fragekomplexen wird in den vorliegenden Beiträgen in unterschiedlichen konfessionellen und fachspezifischen Sichtweisen nachgegangen. Damit bieten die hier versammelten Beiträge in nuce ein konfessionskundliches Kompendium zu Perspektiven des Glaubens. Mit Beiträgen von Gregor Maria Hoff, Friedrich Wilhelm Horn, Markus Iff, Johanna Rahner, Joachim Ringleben, Cornelia Richter und Michael Theobald.[Perspectives of the Faith]There is no one who does not believe anything. Faith, as it seems, is a basic human constant. With this statement though it is not yet clear towards whom or what faith is directed in modern times. The question of faith rather leads to further anthropological and ecclesiological questions referring to the relationship between theology and natural sciences and to the question of an autonomous, heteronomous or theonomic constitution of humankind.These questions were in the focus of the 61st European Conference on Confessional Studies, which was organized in March 2017 by the Institute for Ecumenical Studies and Research of the Protestant League together with the Roman Catholic Johann Adam Möhler Institute. The volume includes contributions from Gregor Maria Hoff, Friedrich Wilhelm Horn, Johanna Rahner, Cornelia Richter, Markus Iff, Joachim Ringleben and Michael Theobald, which represent different confessional and professional perspectives. Thus, this collection offers a compendium of confessional studies related to different perspectives of faith.
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[Perspectives of the Faith]
There is no one who does not believe anything. Faith, as it seems, is a basic human constant. With this statement though it is not yet clear towards whom or what faith is directed in modern times. The question of faith rather leads to further anthropological and ecclesiological questions referring to the relationship between theology and natural sciences and to the question of an autonomous, heteronomous or theonomic constitution of humankind.
These questions were in the focus of the 61st European Conference on Confessional Studies, which was organized in March 2017 by the Institute for Ecumenical Studies and Research of the Protestant League together with the Roman Catholic Johann Adam Möhler Institute. The volume includes contributions from Gregor Maria Hoff, Friedrich Wilhelm Horn, Johanna Rahner, Cornelia Richter, Markus Iff, Joachim Ringleben and Michael Theobald, which represent different confessional and professional perspectives. Thus, this collection offers a compendium of confessional studies related to different perspectives of faith.
