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A Critical Study of Hans Kung’s EcclesiologyConclusion

A Critical Study of Hans Kung’s Ecclesiology: Conclusion [This work sought to offer basic proofs that Hans Küng’s ecclesiology changed drastically between 1962, when he published his Structures of the Church, and 1974, the very year that celebrated his On Being a Christian that was later to become an influential bestseller. It was argued that this dramatic change is actually Küng’s transition from a fairly traditional ecclesiology as reflected in his 1962 Structures of the Church to a clearly modern approach to the doctrine of the church that is evident in his 1974 On Being a Christian. My book has two main parts, one corresponds to Küng’s traditional ecclesiology and the other to his modern view of the church.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

A Critical Study of Hans Kung’s EcclesiologyConclusion

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Palgrave Macmillan US
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© Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2008
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978-1-349-37288-1
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113 –118
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10.1057/9780230613393_9
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[This work sought to offer basic proofs that Hans Küng’s ecclesiology changed drastically between 1962, when he published his Structures of the Church, and 1974, the very year that celebrated his On Being a Christian that was later to become an influential bestseller. It was argued that this dramatic change is actually Küng’s transition from a fairly traditional ecclesiology as reflected in his 1962 Structures of the Church to a clearly modern approach to the doctrine of the church that is evident in his 1974 On Being a Christian. My book has two main parts, one corresponds to Küng’s traditional ecclesiology and the other to his modern view of the church.]

Published: Nov 4, 2015

Keywords: Religious Experience; Modern View; Historical Reality; Divine Revelation; Traditional Theology

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