Paddy, here is a review (abridged) that I wrote for the current issue of "Reviews in Religion and Theology", relevant to discussion of the JDDJ:
From Conflict to Communion: Lutheran-Catholic Common C
That is a really marvellous collection of statements on Kung, Barth and Justification. Definitely a very valuable addition to the archive.
Thanks, Joe.
Interesting cache of statements here, with Hans beating his own drum as usual: https://postbarthian.com/2014/08/24/legacy-hans-kungs-justification/
It should be noted that Barth is regarded by some
Joe, I think I am feeling slightly flattered tonight that my few lines of hero worship of the late, great Hans Kung should prompt such an scholarly critique from you of the man's work. Thank you for a
Here is how the foremost Catholic ecclesiologist viewed Küng's "Infallible?" "Congar's dissent takes on added significance from his eminence as an ecclesiologist. His appreciation of Kü
Hans Kung and Infallibility
Daithí Ó Muirneacháin.
The death of Hans Kung is a great loss to so many people around the world to whom he gave great hope, in particular in regard to the fulfilment
https://www.mohammedamin.com/Reviews/Islam-Past-Present-and-Future.html This is no doubt one of Küng's most substantial and important later works. But a reviewer at amazon.com gives an idea why one a
"And, Joe, are you seriously saying that any protest with regard to Papal Infallibility might be considered too “loud”."
Küng wrote two major works on ecclesiology ("The Church" and "Structures
Joe, if Hans Kung wasn't "deeply scholarly" too, among his other attributes, then I don't know what he was and I am left puzzled.
I take it you didn't like him very much.
When I heard him speak here
Paddy, Paul VI may have regarded Karl B as the greatest REformed theologian. His invitation to Hans K to become a Roman came with the injunction to CONform and the wish that Hans had written nothing.
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Hans Küng RIP
April 6 2021Paddy, here is a review (abridged) that I wrote for the current issue of "Reviews in Religion and Theology", relevant to discussion of the JDDJ: From Conflict to Communion: Lutheran-Catholic Common C
Hans Küng RIP
April 6 2021That is a really marvellous collection of statements on Kung, Barth and Justification. Definitely a very valuable addition to the archive. Thanks, Joe.
Hans Küng RIP
April 6 2021Interesting cache of statements here, with Hans beating his own drum as usual: https://postbarthian.com/2014/08/24/legacy-hans-kungs-justification/ It should be noted that Barth is regarded by some
Hans Küng RIP
April 6 2021Joe, I think I am feeling slightly flattered tonight that my few lines of hero worship of the late, great Hans Kung should prompt such an scholarly critique from you of the man's work. Thank you for a
Hans Küng RIP
April 6 2021Here is how the foremost Catholic ecclesiologist viewed Küng's "Infallible?" "Congar's dissent takes on added significance from his eminence as an ecclesiologist. His appreciation of Kü
Hans Küng RIP
April 6 2021Hans Kung and Infallibility Daithí Ó Muirneacháin. The death of Hans Kung is a great loss to so many people around the world to whom he gave great hope, in particular in regard to the fulfilment
Hans Küng RIP
April 6 2021https://www.mohammedamin.com/Reviews/Islam-Past-Present-and-Future.html This is no doubt one of Küng's most substantial and important later works. But a reviewer at amazon.com gives an idea why one a
Hans Küng RIP
April 6 2021"And, Joe, are you seriously saying that any protest with regard to Papal Infallibility might be considered too “loud”." Küng wrote two major works on ecclesiology ("The Church" and "Structures
Hans Küng RIP
April 6 2021Joe, if Hans Kung wasn't "deeply scholarly" too, among his other attributes, then I don't know what he was and I am left puzzled. I take it you didn't like him very much. When I heard him speak here
Hans Küng RIP
April 6 2021Paddy, Paul VI may have regarded Karl B as the greatest REformed theologian. His invitation to Hans K to become a Roman came with the injunction to CONform and the wish that Hans had written nothing.
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