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Einer für Alle
[One for all. Protestant theology in the spirit of the Gospel]
Theology without substance is merely an empty concept for anything and everything, and a church without theological orientation is quicksand in the wind of current events. Evangelical theology in Germany once stood for a new beginning in theology—as Reformation theology, which emphasized the freedom of Christians, and as a theology of the united churches that helped overcome the conflicts between Lutheran and Reformed traditions. Today, evangelical theology itself needs a new direction. Its future lies not in weakening its Christian profile and an opening up to the spiritual diversity of religion and religions, but in a strictly soteriologically oriented Christian theology.
Christian theology is theology that is oriented toward the spirit of the Gospel, the creative life force through which God works for the good of creation, even where one does not expect or notice it. Without this spirit, there would be no Christianity, no Christendom, and no Christian theology. This book explores what changes in the understanding of God, humanity, Jesus Christ, and the Church when theological reflection is soteriologically oriented toward the spirit of the Gospel.
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