La théologie comme science herméneutique de la tradition de foi
Une lecture de «Dieu qui vient à l'homme» de Joseph Moingt
By (author) J.-P. Gallez
La raison humaine est profondement engagee par l’acte de foi. Cette conviction fondamentale gOEt au coeur du present ouvrage issu d’une etude de l’imposante somme de Joseph Moingt – Dieu qui vient a l’homme. Deux elements essentiels de la pensee de Moingt ont guide l’auteur vers cette conclusion: son concept d’humanisme evangelique et son rapport critique a la tradition. Notre hypothese soutient que ces deux facteurs contribuent a retrouver les intuitions de foi sous-jacentes au discours dogmatique traditionnel et qu’ils inscrivent l’acte theologique dans la raison commune en respectant mieux l’economie de l’Incarnation. L’hypothese est doublement feconde. Elle fait emerger une raison interne a l’acte de croire chretien qui lie le principe d’une foi critique et celui d’une theologie confessante, et elle conforte la pleine appartenance de la theologie aux sciences dites humaines comme science hermeneutique de l’acte de foi.
- By (author) J.-P. Gallez
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