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Introduction
1. A Dialectical Boundary Discourse: Secular and Religious
2. Theological Anthropology and Human Rights: Karl Rahner's Concentration on the Human
3. Human Rights in Time: Realism between Memory and Hope
4. Liberation Theology and Human Rights: From Interruptive Realism to the Centrality of La Realidad
5. Rights-Holders or Beggars? Responding to the Post-Liberal Critique
Conclusion
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Index
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Carlos S Portalatin
reviewed Theology and the Boundary Discourse of Human Rights on August 15, 2012
Theology and the Boundary Discourse of Human Rights
I was a little excited to see this book at the library. I have been getting more and more into Barth, even though I'm Catholic and he is quite polemical against the RCC (in sincere, theological opposition, I think.) Here, Kung says exactly what I feel had been at the back of my mind, but could never articulate myself.
What made things tedious for me were the copious amount of quotes. One-third of the book, maybe...? Running through those citations made for a slow, jumpy read.
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