Schon jetzt – und dann erst recht!
Beitrage der Eschatologie
by Eberhard Jungel and Walter Mostert and edited by Christian Moller and Christian Schad
Two previously unpublished drafts on eschatology are published in this volume: a lecture by the Zurich fundamental theologian Walter Mostert and a series of theses by the Tubingen systematist Eberhard Jungel. They are supplemented by other texts by the two well-known authors, which also deal with eschatological topics. In contrast to current apocalyptic slogans and actions that conjure up the end of the world and the end of time, but also in the critical contrast to a desolate silence in the face of the power of death, a biblically based Reformation eschatology is discussed here that is extremely current and therefore deserves to be widely recognized.
- By (author) Eberhard Jungel
- By (author) Walter Mostert
- Edited by Christian Moller
- Edited by Christian Schad
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