RT Article
T1 Mystagogy and Mission: The Challenge of Nonbelief and the Task of Theology
JF Theological studies
VO 76
IS 1
SP 7
OP 28
A1 Crowley, Paul G.
LA English
PB Sage Publ.
YR 2015
UL https://www.ixtheo.de/Record/1776676696
AB Christian engagement with nonbelievers is problematic when believing itself proves difficult even for people of faith. A recovery of the original unity of the fides quae (the “content” of faith held in belief) and the fides qua (how faith’s content is lived) can lead to a deeper sense of believing. Rahner’s understanding of faith as a “mystagogy” that leads to mission serves as a framework for recovering that original unity, and for addressing the contemporary problem of belief, not only for nonbelievers, but also for believers themselves.
K1 Secularism
K1 Secularity
K1 Secular
K1 Rahner
K1 nonbelievers
K1 Nonbelief
K1 Mission
K1 Mystagogy
K1 fides quae
K1 fides qua
K1 Faith
K1 Discipleship
K1 Belief
DO 10.1177/0040563914565541