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Anyone who is religious or beginning to explore theology will find this multi-volume work a concise introduction to more than 100 Pioneers in Theological Thought: What moves the conscience of theology? Who are the courageous voices that are reshaping our thinking about God, justice, and society? This book opens a spacious house with over 100 doors - each one leading into the life and work of a theological figure who not only thought about their faith, but lived it, challenged it, expanded it, and carried it out into the world. The collected portraits combine theological depth with biographical…mehr

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Anyone who is religious or beginning to explore theology will find this multi-volume work a concise introduction to more than 100 Pioneers in Theological Thought: What moves the conscience of theology? Who are the courageous voices that are reshaping our thinking about God, justice, and society? This book opens a spacious house with over 100 doors - each one leading into the life and work of a theological figure who not only thought about their faith, but lived it, challenged it, expanded it, and carried it out into the world. The collected portraits combine theological depth with biographical intimacy. They show how faith changes, how thinking opens up, and how a transdisciplinary theology - interwoven with philosophy, psychology, social psychology, sociology, and cultural studies - paves new paths into the present: paths of justice, solidarity, diversity, and spiritual sincerity. This is not a lexicon, but a living space for thought. Not an encyclopedia, but a land of exploration. A book that provides inspiration for all those who want to rediscover theology with an open heart and an inquiring mind - beyond familiar pulpit words and beyond narrow church boundaries, denominations, or disciplines. Created with excellent artificial intelligence, this work is a new chapter in theological education: insightful, accessible, inspiring: a book for all who believe that theology needs conscience. And that conscience needs thought. Volume 4: Uta Ranke-Heinemann Richard Rohr Carola Roloff Will Roscoe Johannes Röser Antonio Rosmini Jean-Jacques Rousseau Letty M. Russell George Sand José Saramago Jean Paul Sartre Christine Schenk Edward Schillebeeckx Friedrich Schleiermacher Marie-Luise Schottroff Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza Albert Schweitzer Morton Smith Dorothee Sölle Fausto Sozzini Elizabeth Stuart Peter Tatchell Tat-Siong Benny Liew Johannes Tauler aus Straßburg Sjef van Tilborg Gaius Marius Victorinus Voltaire Teresa von Ávila Hildegard von Bingen Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Juliana von Norwich Desiderius Erasmus von Rotterdam Petrus Waldes (Peter Waldo) Simone Adolphine Weil J. Robert Williams Emanuel Xavier Émile Zola.
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Eureka CIrce: The editor and curator Eureka Circe is committed - beyond this volume, "HALL OF THEOLOGICAL COURAGE", - with the medical book series "HERBAL LOVE" on individual medicinal herbs for the most widespread common ailments - with the book "HERBAL HARMONY" about medicinal herb mixtures - with the volumes "HERBAL PEOPLE" about the most famous personalities in natural medicine - and with the theological book series "DEUS EX MACHINA" - to documenting and, where appropriate, discussing texts written by artificial intelligence in a religious and theological context. Her thesis: "Artificial intelligence (AI) represents a profound turning point because it fundamentally changes the relationship between humans, knowledge, and access to the world - not only technically but also culturally, epistemologically, and socially. It opens up a new way of accessing knowledge and leads to its multiplication and democratization: AI systems make information easily accessible - often without the need for traditional reading or in-depth prior knowledge. This fundamentally changes how we think, learn, and understand, while also promoting a new form of individualization of thought - which can also be exemplified in spiritual belief. What's more, machines today generate meaning - texts, images, arguments - where previously only human expertise was required. This has long-term consequences for education, science, politics, and religion."