اومانیسم مسیحی دیتریش بونهوفر [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Cover
Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Christian Humanism
Copyright
Dedication
Foreword
Preface
Chapter Outline
Acknowledgments
Contents
1: Bonhoeffer and the Idea of Christian Humanism
INTRODUCTION
BONHOEFFER AGAINST HUMANISM: BARCELONA AND BERLIN 1928–31
AFTER BARCELONA: AMERICAN CHRISTIAN HUMANISM AT UNION SEMINARY
CHRISTIAN HUMANISM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN
REVERSING COURSE: BONHOEFFER A CHRISTIAN HUMANIST?
BONHOEFFER’S CHRISTIAN HUMANISM IN CULTURAL CONTEXT
BONHOEFFER IN RELATION TO OTHER CHRISTIAN HUMANISMS
CONCLUSION
2: Bonhoeffer’s Theological Anthropology and the Greater Tradition, Part I: Christology and Recapitulation
INTRODUCTION: BONHOEFFER’S ANTHROPOLOGY—A REVERSAL OF PATRISTIC THOUGHT?
PATRISTIC IMAGO DEI CHRISTOLOGY: THEOLOGY AS ANTHROPOLOGY
BONHOEFFER, THEOLOGIAN OF THE INCARNATION
BONHOEFFER AND PATRISTIC LOGOS CHRISTOLOGY
RECAPITULATION AND NEW HUMANITY IN IRENAEUS AND THE FATHERS
THE BODY OF CHRIST OR EUCHARISTIC HUMANISM
STELLVERTRETUNG: RECAPITULATION IN BONHOEFFER’S THEOLOGY
CONCLUSION
3: Bonhoeffer’s Theological Anthropology and the Greater Tradition, Part II: Christ’s Body, Eucharistic Humanism, and Deification
CHRIST’S BODY: THE CHURCH AS THE NEW HUMANITY
BONHOEFFER’S EUCHARISTIC HUMANISM: “CHRIST EXISTING AS COMMUNITY”
THE BIBLICAL ROOTS OF BONHOEFFER’S PARTICIPATORY ONTOLOGY
CHRISTIAN HUMANISM FOR THE SAKE OF THE WORLD
DEIFICATION AS CHRISTFORMATION: REVERSAL OR CONGRUENCE?
DEIFICATION OF THE HUMAN BODY IN CHRIST
DEIFICATION AS ETHICAL FORMATION
CONCLUSION
4: In God’s Image: From Sicut Deus to Imago Dei
INTRODUCTION
THEOLOGICAL ROOTS OF BONHOEFFER’S IMAGO DEI
FREEDOM AS RELATION
THE OTHER AS LIMIT
“SUBDUING THE EARTH”: DOMINION AS RESPONSIBILITY
DOMINION GONE WRONG: THE IMAGO DEI AND DISORDERED DESIRE
THE TRULY HUMAN SELF: FROM THE DIVIDED SICUT DEUS TO UNIFIED IMAGO DEI
SICUT DEUS: THE DIVIDED SELF AND THE RISE OF CONSCIENCE
THE IMAGE RESTORED: THE UNIFIED SELF OR “BEING-IN-CHRIST”
THE CHRISTOLOGICAL STRUCTURE OF THE SELF: INCARNATION, CROSS, AND RESURRECTION
THE RELEVANCE OF BONHOEFFER’S UNIFIED SELF FOR OTHER HUMANISMS
CONCLUSION
5: Bonhoeffer’s Hermeneutic Theology
INTRODUCTION: BONHOEFFER’S CHRISTOLOGICAL HERMENEUTICS
BONHOEFFER’S HERMENEUTIC CONSCIOUSNESS
BASIC CONTOURS OF HERMENEUTIC PHILOSOPHY
HERMENEUTIC ELEMENTS IN BONHOEFFER’S EARLY WORKS
BONHOEFFER AND THE HERMENEUTICAL CIRCLE
BONHOEFFER’S HERMENEUTICAL CIRCLE: ONE CHRIST REALITY
PARTICIPATORY KNOWLEDGE: THE “EVANGELICAL” HERMENEUTICS OF DISCIPLESHIP
FOLLOWING JESUS: ENGAGED KNOWING
THE HERMENEUTIC IMPORTANCE OF THE THREEFOLD CHRIST EVENT
THE INTERPRETIVE FUNCTION OF THE ULTIMATE-PENULTIMATE RELATION
CONCLUSION: REALISTIC RESPONSIBILITY
6: Living Freely before God: Christian Humanist Ethics or “Realistic Responsible Action”
INTRODUCTION
PARTICIPATORY ONTOLOGY: BONHOEFFER’S ETHICAL REALISM
ONE CHRIST-REALITY
THE “REAL ONE” : RELATIONAL ONTOLOGY VERSUS CHRISTOMONISM
ULTIMATE-PENULTIMATE: THE ESCHATOLOGICAL DIMENSION OF CHRISTFORMATION
RENEWING THE IMAGE: ETHICS AS CHRISTFORMATION
THE SOCIAL ASPECTS OF CHRISTFORMATION
CHRISTFORMATION IN WESTERN CULTURE
DISCERNING GOD’S WILL: ETHICS AS “REALISTIC RESPONSIBLE ACTION”
RESPONSIBILITY AND THE ASSUMPTION OF “GUILT”
LIVING FREELY BEFORE GOD
CONCLUSION
7: The Vulnerability of the Word: Bonhoeffer’s Biblical Hermeneutics
INTRODUCTION
LETTING THE BIBLE SPEAK: BARTH’S CRITIQUE OF HISTORICAL CRITICISM
GOD SPEAKS TO US: BONHOEFFER’S “DISCOVERY” OF THE BIBLE
THE DIVINE-HUMAN WORD: BONHOEFFER’S INCARNATIONAL VIEW OF THE BIBLE
READING THE BOOK OF THE CHURCH: BONHOEFFER ON THEOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION
READING THE BIBLE “FROM CHRIST TOWARD CHRIST”
READING THE OLD TESTAMENT WITH BONHOEFFER
THEOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION OF GENESIS
SERMONS AND MEDITATIONS
CHRIST IN THE PSALMS
THE SACRAMENT OF THE WORD: EXEGESIS IN THE SERVICE OF CHRISTFORMATION
NON-RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATION OF BIBLICAL CONCEPTS
NON-RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATION: CHRISTIAN HUMANIST IMPLICATIONS
HUMANISM AS THE POLYPHONY OF LIFE: RE-DISCOVERING THE OLD TESTAMENT
BONHOEFFER’S “CREATION FAITH”: TOWARD AN INTEGRAL CHRISTIAN HUMANISM
CONCLUSION
8: Recovering the Natural: Humanizing Politics
INTRODUCTION
RECOVERING THE NATURAL
NATURAL LIFE AND NATURAL RIGHTS
RECOVERING NATURAL “LAW”
BONHOEFFER’S VIEW OF CHURCH-STATE RELATIONS
BONHOEFFER’S POLITICAL THOUGHT WITHIN THE BROADER CHRISTIAN TRADITION
POLITICS AFTER CHRISTENDOM
CHRIST, PLURALISM, AND SECULAR DEMOCRACIES
CONCLUSION
9: Conclusion: The Continuing Relevance of Bonhoeffer’s Christian Humanism
Bibliography
Dietrich Bonhoeffer Werke
Dietrich Bonhoeffer Works (English)
Secondary sources
Name Index
Subject Index