The hinge of history: an existential approach to the Christian faith
Dimensions of history -- The existential in world history -- The eschatological in biblical history -- Existential history -- History between nature and God -- THe freedom in things -- The fear in freedom -- Freedom from fear -- Freedom and the historical reason -- History as future -- Future possib...
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Format: | Print Book |
Language: | English |
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New York
Scribner
1959
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In: | Year: 1959 |
Reviews: | The Hinge of History. Carl Michalson (1960) (Ogden, Schubert Miles, 1928 - 2019)
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Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains: | B
Eschatology
/ History
B Existence / History B Theology of history |
Further subjects: | B
Christianity
Philosophy
B History Philosophy B Existentialism |
Summary: | Dimensions of history -- The existential in world history -- The eschatological in biblical history -- Existential history -- History between nature and God -- THe freedom in things -- The fear in freedom -- Freedom from fear -- Freedom and the historical reason -- History as future -- Future possibility as freedom -- Freedom the source of reason -- History, the mind's itinerary -- Penultimate mysticism -- The discipline of thirst -- On letting God be -- History in God's absence -- Atheism and deicide -- Why God does not appear -- Historical proofs for God -- Eschatological history -- History in God's presence -- Nearness without immanence -- The boundary of God's nearness -- Love crosses the boundary -- The historicicity of Christ -- Truth which appears -- The hinge between the times -- The new quest of the historical Jesus -- The reality of the resurrection -- The eschatological event -- Comparative historiographies -- Preaching or myth? -- The evangelical decision -- The creativity of preaching -- Narration and news -- Word and event -- Language and meaning -- Truth and decision -- Tradition and translation -- The mission of the church -- The possibility of history -- Threat to existing histories |
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