Concilium 2006/2 Theology in a World of Specialization - Concilium

Publisher Marketing: Introduction. Theology in a world of specialization / Erik Borgman, Felix Wilfred -- The social background to the process of differentiation in society and the life worlds of human beings / Karl Gabriel -- Theology in the modern university: whither specialization? / Felix Wilfred -- Theology and religious studies in an age of fragmentation / Sheila Greeve Davaney -- 'Many have undertaken-- and I too decided': the one story or the many? / Elaine Wainwright -- Theological ethics without theology: assessing theological-ethical reflection of moral challenges posed by pluralism in relation to theology / Christoph Baumgartner -- Church history without God or without faith? / Willem Frijhoff -- From shaken foundations to a different integrity: spirituality as response to fragmentation / Mary Grey -- Theologies of the South: incarnate and holistic / Diego Irarrazabal -- Who framed Clodovis Boff?: revisiting the controversy of 'theologies of the genitive' in the twenty-first century / Marcella Althaus-Reid -- Theology in relation to the natural sciences / Palmyre Oomen -- Theology and the social sciences / Richard H. Roberts -- Saving doctrine: towards a theology of health and medicine / Stephan van Erp -- Theology: discipline at the limits / Erik Borgman. Contributor Bio:  Borgman, Erik Edward Schillebeeckx was an internationally known theologian and one of the leading progressives at the Second Vatican Council. He was the author of many books, including God is New Each Moment, published by Continuum. He died in 2010. Contributor Bio:  Borgman, Eric Borgman is a Dutch layman and a member of the Dominican Third Order.