Concilium 2004/1 Original Sin: A Code of Fallibility Table of Contents

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International Journal for Theology

2004 / No.

Original Sin: A Code of Fallibility

Table of Contents

Introduction	7–8
Christophe Boureux and Christoph Theobald	7–8
I. Rereading the History of the ‘Dogma’ of Original Sin
The Theological Rationalization of Original Sin	11–18
Bernard Sesboüé SJ	11–18
Original Sin and Modern Thought	19–28
Jean-Michel Maldamé	19–28
From the Fall to Original Sin: Observations on the Catechism of the Catholic Church	29–38
Hermann Häring	29–38
II. The ‘Biblical Narrative’ of Original Sin in the Context of the World Religions
The Serpent and the Woman, or the Process of Evil according to Genesis 2–3	41–48
André Wenin	41–48
Jews and Christians Confronted with Evil: An Abyss	49–56
Étienne Nodet	49–56
Disaster for the World and Human Disaster? An Experience Common to the Religions	57–76
Hermann Häring	57–76
III. Original Sin as a ‘Cultural Matrix’ Today
Original Sin: Anthropological Consequences and Political Effects	79–89
Christophe Boureux	79–89
Original Sin as a ‘Cultural Matrix’ Today 1	90–98
Raymund Schwager	90–98
Original Sin as a ‘Cultural Matrix’ Today 2	99–107
Gonsalv K. Mainberger	99–107
Experience of ‘Original Sin’ ?	108–114
Peter Hünermann	108–114
Conclusion: ‘Original Sin’: Still a Disputed Doctrine. Reflections on a Debate	115–137
Christoph Theobald	115–137

Edited by Christophe Boureux and Christoph Theobald

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