Christus peregrinus
Christologie auf dem Weg in die Fremde
by Marco Hofheinz
German description: Jesus war ein Grenzganger. Sein Weg fuhrte ihn uber Galilaa hinaus an fremde Orte. Eine Christologie, die an seinem Weg Mass nimmt, wird ihrerseits christologische Grenzgange wagen. Sie offnet sich interkonfessionell, interkulturell und interreligios. Auch innerkonfessionelle und intradisziplinare Bezuge wird sie stark machen im Interesse an der Begegnung mit dem Fremden, als der sich Christus selbst immer wieder zeigt. Der Weg, den die Christologie dabei beschreitet, wird im vorliegenden Band gekennzeichnet als ein Weg zu einer narrativen Christologie. English summary: Jesus was a border crosser. His way led him beyond Galilee to foreign places. A Christology that takes its measure from his way will dare to cross Christological borders. It opens itself interdenominationally, interculturally and interreligiously. It will also make interdenominational and intradisciplinary references strong in the interest of the encounter with the stranger, as whom Christ himself shows himself again and again. The path that Christology follows is characterized in the present volume as a path to a narrative Christology.
- By (author) Marco Hofheinz
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