Who Is a Christian? by von Balthasar, Hans Urs -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

I. A Brief Preliminary Skirmish The Dread Question Painfully Isolated Ethics via Statistics The Burden of the Dead Twilight of the Images The Average and the Unreflecting Assumption II. With God behind Us—A Critique of Current Trends The Ambivalence of the Necessary The Trend toward the Bible The Trend in the Liturgy The Trend toward Ecumenism The Trend toward the “Temporal” World III. God before Us, or Who Is a Christian? Straight to the Center How Is the Irreconcilable Reconciled? The Crucial Point The Covenant and the Yes It Leads Farther than You Think Only for the Poor Is It a Message of Good News The Primacy of Contemplation in Faith The Meaning of Once and for All Time Who Is a “Mature Christian”? Living from Mission Love, the Form of the Christian Life What Does It Mean “to Practice”? IV. Expropriation and World Mission How Should a Christian Serve the World— and How Not? Despite Everything, a Single Commitment The Lowly Church Prayer, Hope, and the Profane Notes

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