God-World-man Towards an Integral View of Divine Revelation

includes index and biblioraphy

christian view of the christ event as culmination of revelation Synoptic Gospels and the Acts of the Apostles 69 Descriptions of the Identity of Jesus and His Revelatory Role 70 Jesus as the Proclaimer and Teacher of the Kingdom of God 70 Jesus as the Prophet 72 Jesus as the Son of Man 74 Jesus as the Servant of the Lord 75 Jesus as the Messiah 76 Jesus as the Son of God 78 The Death and Resurrection of Jesus as the Culmination of His Revelation as the Lord 79 The Disciples Commissioned to Continue Jesus` Ministry 80 Response to the Revelation 83 Pauline Letters The Mystery That is Revealed 85 The Mystery of Christ 86 Mystery and the Divine Plan of Salvation 88 Response to the Revelation 89 [dentity of Jesus and His Revelatory Role 92 Jesus, the Word Incarnate 92 Jesus: the Way, the Truth, and the Life 94 Jesus, the Light 94 Jesus, the Source of Living Water 95 Jesus as the Bearer of the Divine Name "I Am" 95 Basis of Jesus` Unique Revelatory and Salvific Function 97 Symbolic Significance of Jesus` Signs and Works 98 Revelatory Significance of the Death and Resurrection of Jesus 99 Response to the Revelation 100 itristic and Magisterial Views 104 Views of the Fathers of the Church 105 Official Teaching of the Church 108 Being Continued 122 christian Faith-Tradition as the Cumulative Reflective Experience of the Christ Event 123 delation between Scripture and Tradition 128 fradition and Dogmas 131 christian understanding of revelation and religious pluralism Two Basic Christian Tenets 133 Challenge of the Actual Religious Scenario 134 Views of the Fathers of the Church 1 3 5 Views of the Magisterium 1 3 7 Theological Responses 144 Religious Pluralism in an Integral View of Revelation Determinants of Religiosity and Its Dynamic Character Significance of Dialogue 157 Relevance of Evangelisation 1 5 9