Titlebook: Vatican II and Phenomenology; Reflections on the L John F. Kobler Book 1985 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1985 church.communicatio

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The New Ecclesial Hermeneuticsuble epoche at first, and ultimately a third one.. As mentioned previously, in . the . view of the contemporary ecclesial consciousness (which totally transcends mundane temporality) “brackets” or completely abstracts from the concrete details of human existence ., as treated in . (i.e., “The Church

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The Church in the Modern Worldtial counterpart, the People of God (subjectivity), the remainder of this constitution as a product of phenomenological reflection quickly becomes intelligible. It is essentially a . reflection on the “horizon” (i.e., its membership, actual and potential) of the People of God as meaningful to themse

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Epilogue: The Moral Challenge of the New Global Taskess, but the fact that its religious adaptation recapitulates and redirects human thought-patterns under development for well over a century. Vatican II and the “signs of the times” are telling us that the Age of the Enlightenment has come to an end: man can no longer live by reason alone.. Reason n

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