This volume emerges from the necessity to continue theological reflection on work in light of the challenges posed by our contemporary world. The contributions offer a global perspective of the meaning of work, drawing from Trinitarian theology, theology of creation, eschatology, theological anthropology, and Christology.
This volume emerges from the necessity to continue theological reflection on work in light of the challenges posed by our contemporary world. The contributions offer a global perspective of the meaning of work, drawing from Trinitarian theology, theology of creation, eschatology, theological anthropology, and Christology.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gregorio Guitián is Associate Professor of Moral Theology and Dean of the School of Theology at the University of Navarra, Spain.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Theology of work: Context, integration, challenge - Gregorio Guitián; Part I. Context; 2. Does God work? Shall we work in heaven? In search of a theological foundation of work - Santiago Sanz Sánchez; 3. Labouring for rest. The rudiments of an Orthodox theology of work - Alexis Torrance; 4. Human divine synergy. Human work and the transformation of the cosmos in Russian thinkers of the early 20th century - Andrzej Persidok; 5. Creative art and theology of work. Contributions from St. Bonaventure - Isabel M. León-Sanz; 6. Daily life and work in light of the mystery of Christ - Antonio Aranda; 7. Work, and . A vision from the Pauline categories - Juan Luis Caballero; Part II. Integration; 8. The value of work in the Book of Ecclesiastes (Qohelet). Is an optimistic view possible given the onerous experience of many jobs? - Diego Pérez Gondar; 9. Rethinking work from the Book of Leviticus - Francisco Varo; 10. From 'homo faber' to 'homo liturgicus'. Towards a theology of work in liturgical perspective - Félix María Arocena; 11. The personal good of work: a comprehensive reading of the subjective dimension of work - Hélio Luciano; 12. Contemplation at work: Social contemplation and mysticism for an integral ecology of work - Martin Schlag; Part III. Challenge; 13. Work in Protestant perspective: A not so unintended reformation - D. Stephen Long; 14. Labour of love. The value of work in the household - Mary L. Hirschfeld; 15. Embracing better work. A response to Jeremy Posadas - David Cloutier; 16. Work, hope and secularity - Ana Marta González
1. Theology of work: Context, integration, challenge - Gregorio Guitián; Part I. Context; 2. Does God work? Shall we work in heaven? In search of a theological foundation of work - Santiago Sanz Sánchez; 3. Labouring for rest. The rudiments of an Orthodox theology of work - Alexis Torrance; 4. Human divine synergy. Human work and the transformation of the cosmos in Russian thinkers of the early 20th century - Andrzej Persidok; 5. Creative art and theology of work. Contributions from St. Bonaventure - Isabel M. León-Sanz; 6. Daily life and work in light of the mystery of Christ - Antonio Aranda; 7. Work, and . A vision from the Pauline categories - Juan Luis Caballero; Part II. Integration; 8. The value of work in the Book of Ecclesiastes (Qohelet). Is an optimistic view possible given the onerous experience of many jobs? - Diego Pérez Gondar; 9. Rethinking work from the Book of Leviticus - Francisco Varo; 10. From 'homo faber' to 'homo liturgicus'. Towards a theology of work in liturgical perspective - Félix María Arocena; 11. The personal good of work: a comprehensive reading of the subjective dimension of work - Hélio Luciano; 12. Contemplation at work: Social contemplation and mysticism for an integral ecology of work - Martin Schlag; Part III. Challenge; 13. Work in Protestant perspective: A not so unintended reformation - D. Stephen Long; 14. Labour of love. The value of work in the household - Mary L. Hirschfeld; 15. Embracing better work. A response to Jeremy Posadas - David Cloutier; 16. Work, hope and secularity - Ana Marta González
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