Gaudium et Spes and the metaphsics of christian soteriology

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Colledge, Richard. (2013). Gaudium et Spes and the metaphsics of christian soteriology. In In D.G. Kirchhoffer, R. Horner and P. McCardle (Ed.). Being human: groundwork for a theological anthropology for the 21st century pp. 47 - 69 Mosaic Press.
AuthorsColledge, Richard
EditorsD.G. Kirchhoffer, R. Horner and P. McCardle
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One of the most important aspects of the attempt to understand recent currents in theological anthropology in its dialogue with contemporary western cultures, concerns the doctrine of salvation.1 Gaudium et Spes provides a wonderful case study in this connection. In the context of its own time of social and intellectual upheaval, and in looking to address “the entire human family”, one of its most overarching themes concerns the salvation of the world at large. As such, it looks to relate the Christian doctrine of salvation to the widest human concerns.

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Year2013
Book titleBeing human: groundwork for a theological anthropology for the 21st century
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