Karl Rahner

Karl Rahner , (March 5th 1904 - March 30th 1984) was one of most influential the Théologien of the Catholic church of the 20th century. It was born with Freiburg-in-Brisgau in Germany and died in In in Austria. Jesuit, it influenced much the council the Vatican II.

Its liberal opinions are discussed: thus its ideas on Eucharistie were specifically condemned by Paul VI in the encyclical Mysterium Fidei.

Books published in French

Homélies biblical , Calls to God of silence , Which is your brother? , Treaty Basic of the faith , the courage of the theologist , To live and believe today , larger God , Elements of spiritual theology , courage to be a priest , Written theological , I believe - explanation of the symbol of the apostles , sacraments of the Church , Aimer Jesus , Petit dictionary of catholic theology , God Trinity - transcending base of the history of the hello , Experiences of a catholic theologist .

See too

catholic Theology

External bonds

Karl Rahner, the Encyclopedia of the Agora.
Pierre-Alain Lejeune, '' Karl Rahner '', Spirit and Life.
Karl Rahner on Thomas d' Aquin
Karl Rahner, Homage to Thomas d' Aquin in the form of warning, 1972.
Karl Rahner Society
bibliographical Repertory

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