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4. Editorial

Author

Norbert Hintersteiner

Subjects
History, Religious studies
Published
2021

5. Thinking the Divine in Interreligious Encounter

Author

Norbert Hintersteiner and Norbert Hintersteiner

Subjects
Religions--Relations, God
Abstract

Thinking the Divine in Interreligious Encounter seeks to take seriously our questions of cross-cultural and inter-religious dialogue on God or the Divine: How can the Divine be named and thought as Europe finds itself in midst of cross-cultural processes of a global nature and as religions such as Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism come into the foreground in the West? What are some of the major shifts in Christian theology, as it recognizes that peoples of non-Christian faith traditions name and think the Divine in ways that differ from and sometimes conflict with Europe's dominant religion(s) and secular culture? Together with “Naming and Thinking God in Europe Today” and “Post-colonial Europe in the Crucible of Cultures” (Rodopi 2007), this volume allows us to discover opportunities for a multivalenced reflection on God or the Divine that achieves mutual intelligibility without surrendering to a dogmatic untranslatability or a crude relativism.

Published
2012

8. Naming and Thinking God in Europe Today

Author

Norbert Hintersteiner

Subjects
Transcendence (religion), Philosophy, media_common.quotation_subject, Monotheism, symbols.namesake, Christian theology, Theology of religions, symbols, Religious studies, Pascal's Wager, Theology, Fall of man, Comparative theology, media_common, Natural theology
Abstract

Acknowledgments Norbert HINTERSTEINER: Introduction Part I - Europe's God in a Globalizing World Peter BEYER: "God's in His Heaven ... Where He Belongs": Religions, Europe, and Monopolar Transcendence in Global Society Anne KULL: Speaking of God in the New World Order, Inc. John D'ARCY MAY: Europe's God: Liberator or Oppressor? The Postcolonial Mediation of Transcendence Jacques HAERS S.J.: Thinking about God from the Perspectives of Encounter and Community: A Challenge for European Theology in a Globalized World Hans-Joachim SANDER: From a European Subject to a Global Verb: God in Terms of Pastoral Relativity Part II - Geographies of God in Europe Francois BOUSQUET: Thirty-years' Worth of Studies and Publications on the Subject of God Andras MATE-TOTH: Thinking About God in Central Eastern Europe: Social Experiences and Theological Challenges Karel SKALICKY: Thinking About God Philosophically in Europe Today: A Czech Perspective Laszlo HOLLO: Thinking God in National and Religious Conflicts: The Case of Romania Peter STILWELL: God in Twentieth Century Portuguese Literature Part III - Musing on God in Europe Siegfried WIEDENHOFER: Thinking God Between Fundamentalism and Liberalism Maureen JUNKER-KENNY: Ethics, the Hermeneutics of Memory, and the Concept of God Amador VEGA ESQUERRA: Mystical and Aesthetic Experiences in Modernity Georgios D. MARTZELOS: Kataphasis and Apophasis in the Greek Orthodox Patristic Tradition Vincent HOLZER: Phenomenology and Theology: A Contemporary Exit Strategy from Metaphysics Georg ESSEN: Ethical Monotheism and Human Freedom: Theological Convergences with the Pluralism of the Modern Age Ioannis KOUREMBELES: Christian Monotheism: Exclusivity or Openness to Otherness? George De SCHRIJVER S.J.: Christian Faith in the Post-Modern Context. The Case of Gianni Vattimo Armin KREINER: Models of Divine Action in the World Tomasz WECLAWSKI: Thinking God in a Paschal Perspective Leonhard HELL: Communio - A Problematic Keyword of Contemporary God-talk Part IV - Europe's God in Global Dialogue Keith WARD: The Idea of God in Global Theology Josef WOHLMUTH: Twentieth-Century Jewish Thought as a Challenge to Christian Theology Ghasem KAKAIE: Ibn Arabi's God, Eckhart's God: Philosophers' God or Religion's God? Bettina BAUMER: Can the Hindu Experience of God Enrich the European Concept of God? Marcus SCHMUCKER: Thinking God in South India: The Theistic Vedanta of the Visistadvaita School Aasulv LANDE: Thinking and Naming the Ultimate in Buddhist Theology Norbert HINTERSTEINER: Intercultural and Interreligious (Un)Translatibility and the Comparative Theology Project Perry SCHMIDT-LEUKEL: Limits and Prospects of Comparative Theology Klaus von STOSCH: Comparative Theology as an Alternative to the Theology of Religions Robert CUMMINGS NEVILLE: The Role of Concepts of God in Crosscultural Comparative Theology List of Authors

Published
2007

10. Postcolonial Europe in the Crucible of Cultures : Reckoning with God in a World of Conflicts

Author

Jacques Haers, Norbert Hintersteiner, Georges De Schrijver SJ, Jacques Haers, Norbert Hintersteiner, and Georges De Schrijver SJ

Subjects
Culture, Globalization--Europe--Religious aspects, Sex role--Europe--Religious aspects, Violence--Europe--Religious aspects
Abstract

Over the past forty years Europe has grown as a global presence and today it plays an important role in a variety of ways: politically, socially, economically, and culturally. European theologians have no choice but to take cognizance of this fact and respond to the broad social challenges by clarifying their views on God and being a prophetic voice in cultural, political and social decision-making. The authors in this volume take up four main contemporary global challenges, i.e. globalization, violence, gender, and the environment, and the volume provides its readers with first-rate theological reflections in Europe. The articles offered here are the result of an intensive workshop held in Leuven in September 2004 and are sponsored by the European Commission and the VLIR, as part of a three-year study program on the understanding of God in Europe.

Published
2007

11. Philosophie, Gesellschaft und Bildung in Zeiten der Globalisierung

Author

Hermann-Josef Scheidgen, Norbert Hintersteiner, Yoshiro Nakamura, Hermann-Josef Scheidgen, Norbert Hintersteiner, and Yoshiro Nakamura

Subjects
Culture--Philosophy, Culture and globalization, Education and globalization
Abstract

Der Begriff „Globalisierung“ wird zunehmend nicht nur in den Disziplinen der Ökonomie und der Kommunikationswissenschaft diskutiert, sondern auch in den Gesellschafts- und Erziehungswissenschaften sowie insbesondere in der Interkulturellen Philosophie. Der Diskurs über Globalisierung verläuft dabei teilweise analog demjenigen über Inter- und Multikulturalität.Die Beiträge dieses Bandes geben ein breites Spektrum wieder. Sie reichen von der Konstatierung der Globalisierung als einer Rahmenbedingung, zu der man sich als Wissenschaftler reflexiv oder reaktiv zu verhalten habe, über die Analyse diverser Teilaspekte und über visionäre Einforderungen utopischer Globalisierungsauslegungen bis zur Negierung ihrer erkenntnistheoretischen Bedeutung. Das Gemeinsame dieser Vielfältigkeit ist die Bestimmung des Globalen als eines Szenarios der Begegnung.

Published
2005

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