Books written by Paul Silas Peterson
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The Early Hans Urs von Balthasar: Historical Contexts and Intellectual Formation
Balthasar cites the final scene where the Engel speaks. The passage is cited as the final words of the Apokalypse by Balthasar.104 This is the only place where Balthasar cites Hofmannsthal's narration “(Engel deutet auf eine Stelle ...
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The Early Hans Urs von Balthasar: Historical Contexts and Intellectual Formation
Altermatt, Urs. Der Weg der Schweizer Katholiken ins Ghetto: die Entstehungsgeschichte der nationalen Volksorganisationen im Schweizer Katholizismus 1848–1919, Freiburg/Schweiz: Univ.Verl., 31995. —. Katholizismus und Antisemitismus.
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The Early Karl Barth: Historical Contexts and Intellectual Formation 1905–1935
“Der Theologe Karl Barth und die Politik des Schweizer Bundesrats. Eine Darstellung anhand von unveröffentlichten Akten der Schweizer Behörden,” in Evangelische Theologie 59 (1999), 172–186. –. Ed., Die Akte Karl Barth: Zensur und ...
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Generous Orthodoxies: Essays on the History and Future of Ecumenical Theology
This volume introduces this fascinating dynamic of theological mediation, redefinition, and generosity. It shows how the ecumenical impulses, which were directed outwardly to other traditions, had reflexive effects inwardly.
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The Decline of Established Christianity in the Western World: Interpretations and Responses
This volume provides multidisciplinary interpretations of and responses to one of the most complicated and controversial issues regarding the global transformation of Christianity today: the decline of established Christianity in the ...
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The Early Karl Barth: Historical Contexts and Intellectual Formation, 1905-1935
Paul Silas Peterson presents Karl Barth (1886-1968) in his sociopolitical, cultural, ecclesial and theological contexts from 1905 to 1935.
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Generous Orthodoxies: Essays on the History and Future of Ecumenical Theology
as were some of the ancient scholars, in the attempt to reconstruct the historical Solomon's wedding ritual. Why? ... They remind us of the fact that Jenson, although not favorably inclined to embrace broad segments of modern academic ...