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  • The Vatican levies further penalties on Roger Haight, SJ (+ Update)

    01/05/2009 12:21:26 PM PST · by NYer · 40 replies · 759+ views
    Commonweal ^ | January 2, 2009 | David Gibson
    Jesuit theologian Roger Haight, whose writings on Christology, especially in his 1999 book “Jesus: Symbol of God,” led the Vatican to bar him from teaching in Catholic institutions, has received a further punishment: The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF) has barred Haight from writing on theology (he may continue a work in progress on Ignatian spirituality) and he is forbidden to teach anywhere, even non-Catholic institutions. That means that at the end of the coming semester Haight, who resides at America House in New York, will stop teaching at Union Theological Seminary in Upper Manhattan.The CDF began...
  • Which Theologian Are You?

    05/21/2007 9:05:01 AM PDT · by Gamecock · 196 replies · 1,835+ views
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    YIKES! How did Schleiermacher come out so high!?! Better go back and reread Calvin..... You scored as Karl Barth. The daddy of 20th Century theology. You perceive liberal theology to be a disaster and so you insist that the revelation of Christ, not human experience, should be the starting point for all theology. Karl Barth 100% John Calvin 67% Martin Luther 67% Anselm 47% Jonathan Edwards 33% Friedrich Schleiermacher 33% Augustine 7% Jürgen Moltmann 7% Paul Tillich 0% face='Arial' size='1'>Charles Finney 0% Which theologian are you?created with QuizFarm.com
  • Lutheran professor of philosophy prepares to enter Catholic Church

    05/19/2007 1:45:39 PM PDT · by Frank Sheed · 99 replies · 1,830+ views
    Insight Scoop | The Ignatius Press Blog ^ | May 18, 2007 | Carl Olson
    Friday, May 18, 2007 Lutheran professor of philosophy prepares to enter Catholic Church Dr. Robert Koons, professor of philosophy at the University of Texas, will be entering the Catholic Church next week following several years of considering the teachings and history of the Catholic Church. In a post over at Right Reason, he writes: Several weeks ago, I learned through a mutual friend that Frank Beckwith was intending to return to the Roman Catholic Church. At the same time, Frank learned that I myself have been moving in the direction of Rome for the last several years. I am very...
  • St. Gregory Nazianzen, [Nazianzus] 330-390. Doctor of Theologians

    01/01/2006 10:04:51 PM PST · by Salvation · 7 replies · 1,064+ views
    Doctors of the Catholic Church.com ^ | not available | Doctors of the Catholic Church
    ST GREGORY NAZIANZUS IS THE DOCTOR OF THEOLOGIANS. HIS PROFOUND WORDS ARE: GOD ACCEPTS OUR DESIRES AS THOUGH THEY WERE A GREAT VALUE. GOD LONGS ARDENTLY FOR US TO DESIRE AND LOVE THE SUPREME BEING WHO IS ALWAYS OUR FATHER, BROTHER AND LOVER. GREGORY'S MESSAGE IS FOR EVERYONE, ESPECIALLY FOR JUSTICES IN ALL COURTS OF LAW: SOCIAL, CIVIL, CRIMINAL, CORPORATE OR CANON. HE WROTE ABOUT GOD'S JUSTICE AND EXPLAINED IT. NO ONE CAN ADEQUATELY EXPLAIN GOD OR DIVINE ATTRIBUTES WITHOUT EXPRESSING AND DISCOVERING JUSTICE. LIKE MANY OTHER DOCTORS, GREGORY SUFFERED SLANDER, INSULTS AND EVEN PERSONAL VIOLENCE. HE IS FAMOUS...
  • The pope needs a theologian? Former papal adviser reveals why

    01/01/2006 5:55:59 AM PST · by NYer · 18 replies · 515+ views
    Catholic News Service ^ | December 30, 2005 | John Thavis
    VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- During his 16 years as theologian of the papal household, Cardinal Georges Cottier was often asked: Why does the pope need a theologian? Pope John Paul II was a respected theologian and so is Pope Benedict XVI. It's hard to imagine either one of them having enough theological doubts to justify the appointment of a full-time consultant. But if people imagine the papal theologian sitting around waiting for the pope to pose a question, the reality is quite different, Cardinal Cottier said. The papal theologian's main task is to vet the many thousands of words prepared...
  • The Culture’s Animating Values - (directors, producers see family-friendly themes on the rise)

    06/09/2005 3:16:04 PM PDT · by CHARLITE · 9 replies · 375+ views
    ACTON.ORG ^ | JUNE 9, 2005 | Rev. Robert A. Sirico, Acton President
    The conventional Hollywood wisdom has long held that religious and family-friendly movies are not high earners. But this wisdom is beginning to wane in the face of recent theater trends. The five top-grossing movies so far this year are rated either PG or PG-13, and all of them have surpassed the $100 million mark. Two of last year’s top 5, Shrek 2 and The Incredibles, were PG-rated animated films. This kind of success is causing executives to rethink their standard fare. Family-friendly movies, especially animated ones, have brought people to the movies who haven’t gone in years. And they will...
  • Protestant Theologian: He Was My Pope, Too

    04/05/2005 10:01:52 PM PDT · by Coleus · 615 replies · 5,985+ views
    christianity today ^ | 04.04.05 | Uwe Siemon-Netto
    For the last quarter of a century, this non-Catholic has had a pope. Now that John Paul II is gone, I am even more of an orphan than the Christians in the Roman church. For they will surely have another pope, but that one may not be mine, since I haven't converted. I am sure I am reflecting the views of many Protestants. Who else but John Paul II gave voice to my faith and my values in 130 countries? Who else posited personal holiness and theological clarity against postmodern self-deception and egotism? Who else preached the gospel as tirelessly...
  • Our Politically Correct Theologian-in-Chief

    12/16/2002 1:40:03 PM PST · by sheltonmac · 361 replies · 106+ views
    Chuck Baldwin Live ^ | 12/13/2002 | Chuck Baldwin
    There is little argument over the fact that G. W. Bush was elected President partly due to the strength of his Christian profession. Yes, America is still comprised of a host of Christian people. Statistics show that of those Christians who voted in the 2000 presidential election, the vast majority voted for Bush. Bush's Christian profession has served him well as a constant blanket of protection from criticism. Even though many of his policies diametrically oppose fundamental Christian teaching, Bush continues to enjoy immense popularity among evangelical Christians. Why? They feel he is one of them. However, President Bush has...
  • Rosary May Contribute to Unity, Says Protestant Theologian

    12/13/2002 6:04:24 AM PST · by NYer · 10 replies · 147+ views
    Zenit News Agency ^ | December 13, 2002
    ROME, DEC. 12, 2002 (Zenit.org).- The rosary has found an unlikely fan in a leading Protestant theologian. John Paul II's recent apostolic letter "Rosarium Virginis Mariae" states, "To go through the scenes of the rosary with Mary is like going to the 'school" of Mary to read Christ, to penetrate his secrets, to understand his message." The rosary can even promote ecumenism, the Pope affirms. That is a position shared by professor Stephan Tobler of the University of Tübingen, in Germany, a Reformed evangelical theologian, Vatican Radio reported. "I must say that I read it in one go," Tobler said...