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Joseph Ratzinger's Theological Retractations - Pope Benedict XVI on Revelation, Christology and Ecclesiology (Paperback, New edition)
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Joseph Ratzinger's Theological Retractations - Pope Benedict XVI on Revelation, Christology and Ecclesiology (Paperback, New edition)
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Joseph Ratzinger, now Pope Emeritus, is one of the most prolific
catholic theologians of the contemporary era. He became Professor
of theology at the age of 29, the youngest holder of a theological
chair at that time. His theology not only draws from
biblical-historical sources, but also includes
philosophical-cultural ideas and modern scientific disciplines.
While many of his books were already translated in various
languages, his earliest works, namely his doctoral dissertation on
Augustine's ecclesiology and his entire post-doctoral thesis on
Bonaventure's concept of revelation, including the related essays,
are still not available in English translation. These works are
fundamental to the understanding of Ratzinger's theological
reflection. In examining Ratzinger's earlier works and essays from
the insights of his later publications, this book offers a complete
re-reading (retractation) of Ratzinger's theological thought on
revelation, Christology and ecclesiology. It also highlights
Ratzinger's contribution to catholic theology, especially his
theological input at Vatican II and beyond. The book includes a
foreword by Archbishop Gerhard Ludwig Muller, Prefect of the
Congregation for Doctrine of Faith.
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