I remember : an autobiographical interview with Meinold Krauss / Karl Rahner ; translated by Harvey D. Egan.
Detalles de publicación: New York : Crossroad, 1985.ISBN:- 0824507347 (pbk.) :
- BX4705.R287 A33 1985
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Translation of: Erinnerungen im Gespräch mit Meinold Krauss.
"A theological atomic physicist" --
Deciding to become a theologian --
A perfectly normal Christian family --
Entrance into the society of Jesus --
Friendship with Alfred Delp --
Philosophical studies in Freiburg --
The Church under national socialism --
From the end of World War II to Vatican Council II --
A theologian with a mind of his own --
Is there a "Christian" conscience? --
Romano Guardini's successor --
Theology in dialogue with the contemporary world --
The Church and the papacy --
What is happiness? --
Earthly and eternal life --
The future of the world, the Church, and humanity.
"Precisely because Rahner said that he would write neither his autobiography nor memoirs, the Reverend Meinold Krauss, in collaboration with Germany's Channel 2(ZDF), ought to be commended for prodding Rahner into giving this lengthy, sustained reflection on his life. This interview contains material found nowhere else, is highly autobiographical, and is Rahner at his most personal and intimate —a rare treat, especially for those who knew him well... For this reason, I cannot recommend this book highly enough to anyone with an interest in Karl Rahner. It is the easiest, most readable way into his mind and heart. It is also a book that reveals the easiest, most readable way into his mind and heart. It is also a book that reveals the most about Rahner the man, the priest, the Jesuit, the theologian, and the Christian. It can serve both as introduction to Rahner's thought and as the last will and testament of the Father of Roman Catholic theology in the twentieth century." —Harvey D. Egan, S.J.