Changing Roman Catholic Christologies The Case of Hans Kung and Paul Knitter
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The person of Jesus Christ does not only play a key role in the Christian
dialogue with non-Christians, but it is also the central issue in the
current debate on the Christian theology of religions. Within this
context, after the 1970's, some individual theologians and thinkers have
attempted to study the status of Jesus by questioning seriously the
traditional Christian beliefs and doctrines that this study critically
evaluates. A number of works which discuss the uniqueness of Jesus
Christ and the possibility of reinterpreting traditional doctrines in the
light of new developments and the practical implications of dialogue
with people of other faiths.
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