1st Edition
God as the Event of Being A Hermeneutical Onto-Theology
Abbreviations Preface to German Edition Preface To The English Edition Translator’s Note Introduction: On The Uses And Advantages Of Hermeneutical Theology 1. Beyond Orthodoxy And Liberalism: Hermeneutical Theology As A Post-Metaphysical Project 2. God As No-Thing. On The Deobjectification Of Theology’s Object 3. The Decisive Paradox. Barth, Bultmann And The Unavailability Of The Word 4. Once Again: Theology As Science. Bultmann Reads Heidegger – An Ambivalent Perusal 5. Passing In Parables. Ernst Fuchs On The Sacrament Of Faith 6. Understanding Oneself In God. On Faith’s Self-Understanding: Its Reason And Abyss 7. God And Phenomena. On The Event And Its Theological Horizon 8. Seeing Everything Differently? Reconceptualizing The World In Ambivalence 9. Praying And Receiving. The Hermeneutics Of Petitionary Prayer Afterword. At The Margins. Thinking In A Different Mood Bibliography. Index
Biography
Hartmut von Sass is Full Professor of Systematic Theology with Special Focus on Dogmatics and Philosophy of Religion at the University of Hamburg, Germany.
