00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000Eng00به سوی الهیات رابطه: حقیقت امیل برونر به عنوان رویارویی در پرتو علم روابط [کتاب انگلیسی]James Clarke & Co James Clarke & Co Table of contents : Cover Book Title Copyright Contents List of Figures and Tables Acknowledgements and Encounters along the Way Abbreviations Introduction a) Relationships Are Booming b) Evangelical Shibboleth: A Personal Relationship with God c) Emil Brunner: Unique among Relational Theologians d) Motivation, Methodology and Structure: Building on Brunner in Light of Relationship Science I: Truth as Encounter Emil Brunner, the Relationship Theologian 1. Relationship Emil Brunner’s Leitmotif a) Existential: Relationship as Praxis b) Epistemological: Relationship as Theological Leitmotif 2. Why Building on Emil Brunner? a) Why Not Brunner? b) Why Brunner? II: Personal Correspondence Emil Brunner’s Leitmotif 3. Personal CorrespondencePreliminary Considerations a) Brunner’s Evolving Terminology b) The Problem of Systematizing Personal Correspondence c) The Question of Structuring Personal Correspondence 4. Personal Correspondence as Ontic Basis a) Personal Correspondence as Primordial Relationship b) Responsory Actuality as Actual Relation c) Conclusions and Outlook 5. God-Towards-Human The Call to Restoration of Personal Correspondence a) The Mediator: Jesus Christ, the Incarnated Word b) Immediated by the Holy Spirit, Mediated through the Church 6. Human-Towards-God The Answer to Restoration of Personal Correspondence a) The Turning from Faith as Believing Something b) Happy Asymmetry: God First, Humans Second c) The Importance of Reciprocity in Freedom d) Faith as Self-Disclosure in Loving Responsiveness III: The Analogy of Relationship Personal Correspondence in Light of Relationship Science 7. Analogy of Relationship Preliminary Considerations a) What Is a Relationship? b) Relationship Science as Point of Reference c) A Working Theory of Analogy 8. Comparing Human and God-Human Relationships a) A Personal Relationship with God? b) A Close Relationship with God? c) An Intimate Relationship with God? d) Conclusion: The Analogy of Relationship IV: Towards a Theology of Relationship 9. The Analogical Argument a) The Categorical Argument b) The Existential Argument c) The Epistemological (Theological) Argument d) The Argument towards a Theology of Relationship e) Objections 10. Outlook Ten Propositions Expanding Emil Brunner’s Leitmotif of Relationship a) Material: Towards a Systemic Theology of Relationship b) Existential: Towards an Intimate Relationship with God c) Formal: Towards a Communication of Relationship Epilogue Appendix: A Brief Introduction to the Major Frameworks of Relationship Science Bibliography Backcover Berra, Michael Author Brunner, Emil Descriptor book marcgt 9780227179895