Erik Borgman - Böcker

Concilium has long been a household-name for cutting-edge critical and constructive theological thinking. Past contributors include leading Catholic scholars such as Hans Küng, Gregory Baum and Edward Schillebeeckx, and the editors of the review belong to the international "who's who" in the world of contemporary theology.Published five times a year, each issue reflects a deep knowledge and scholarship presented in a highly readable style, and each issue offers a wide variety of viewpoints from leading thinkers from all over the world.

The Economy and Religion: Two Sides of the Same Coin? Part One: Contexts Interfaces of Religion and the Economy JUNG MO SUNG The Capitalist Economy and the God of Charity ERIK BORGMAN The Economy and the Eucharist ENRIQUE DUSSEL Economy and Development as Freedom JAVIER MARÍA IGUÍÑIZ ECHEVARRÍA An Economy that Creates Alliance and Generates Promise ELENA LASIDA An Economy with Room for Generosity NÉSTOR O. MÍGUEZ Jerusalem and Babylon: Augustine’s Two Cities in Context MATHIJS LAMBERIGTS The Economics of Natality. A Post-patriarchal Perspective INA PRAETORIUS Re-thinking the Economy, a Matter of Love or Justice? JOHAN VERSTRAETEN From Economy to Oikonomia HILARI RAGUER I SUÑER Part Two: Theological Forum Re-thinking ‘Dangerous Memories’ NORBERT RECK Sucumbíos: A Conciliar Church Assaulted by Christendom VICTORIA EULALIA CARRASCO Catholicism and Syncretic Religions BRENDA CARRANZA

Part One: Lessons from HistoryReform of the Roman Curia through HistoryNORMAN TANNER SJReform of the Roman Curia at and after Vatican IIMASSIMO FAGGIOLI Part Two: The Canonical and Institutional LevelSenatus Communionis: A Senate of CommunionALBERTO MELLONICognitive Dissonance?GERARD MANNIONRoman Primacy, Communion between Churches, and Communion between BishopsHERVÉ LEGRAND OPWomen in the Lead: Even in the Roman CuriaSABINE DEMELFrom a Seventeenth-century Court to a Modern ServiceTHOMAS J. REESE SJRenewal and Clarity in the Government of the ChurchCELSO QUEIROZ OSB Part Three: Spiritual, Pastoral and Ecumenical DimensionsEcumenical Implications of Reforming the CuriaWALTER ALTMANNSpiritual and Pastoral Guidelines for a Reform of the CuriaPETER HÜNERMANN Part Four: Theological ForumRio World Youth Day and EvangelizationLÚCIA PEDROSA-PÁDUAEuropean Theologians Meet at Brixen, ItalyTHIERRY-MARIE COURAU OP

This is the first full biography of one of the greatest Roman Catholic theologians of the last century. Schillebeeckx is alive and still writing important work. He is a Dutch Dominican and theological genius, whose influence on the Second Vatican Council was extraordinarily profound. He was regarded as the theological voice of progressive Catholicism. But in 1968 the Vatican Authorities started an investigation into his orthodoxy and a great many Catholics also felt that this was an attack on them. This is above all an intellectual biography - a work in which changes which are perceptible in his published work have been connected with the contemporary changes in the social, cultural, theological and ecclesiastical landscape. So this is a study of Schillebeeckx that puts him in his history - it is a new perspective of his ultimate significance for the church and for the development of theology. The aim of Erik Borgman in this book is to increase the knowledge of Schillebeeckx's theology by fully explaining its context.