Gerechtigkeit leben
Konkretionen des Glaubens in der gegenwartigen Welt
edited by Christof Landmesser and Doris Hiller
Justice is concrete. It means the formation of life contexts and relationships. Therefore the discussion on the subject “justice” always needs new ideas from the most diverse life perspectives and intellectual traditions. That way, it will be possible to live out justice as a hermeneutically accountable concretion of the Christian faith. Under the theme “Living Justice” the 19th Annual Meeting of the Rudolf Bultmann Society for Hermeneutical Theology continues the discourse on the understanding of justice, which has been launched the previous year. The present volume documents the results of the meeting. On the occasion of the foundation of the working group of the “old Marburgians” 90 years ago, this volume offers also an insight into the (pre)history of the Rudolf Bultmann Society for Hermeneutical Theology.
- Edited by Doris Hiller
- Edited by Christof Landmesser
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