Angel's message

Author: [US] Berger
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book is part of the "Angel's Message" in the "Library of Christian Classical Thought" by Langlang Study. Language is the container of thought and culture, and the quality of Christ's thought transcends ethnicity, while its form clings to the national language. Therefore, Christ's thought is both universal and has the ideological individuality of the national language. Over nearly two thousand years of linguistic evolution, Christ's thought continues to extend in the cultural paths of various ethnic groups, becoming an important structural element of world culture. "Angel's Message" was published in the late 1960s of the 20th century and was republished in the early 1990s. More than twenty years later, Berger made no changes to his old work! Today, we still deeply feel the author's sense of anxiety about the fate of religion in modern society. This book focuses on the possibility of theological thinking in the current context. It will ask whether such thinking is possible today, and if so, what methods should be adopted. If critics can reach any consensus about the contemporary religious situation, it is that the supernatural has retreated from the modern world. This retreat can be expressed in such dramatic terms as "God is dead" or "the post-Christian era has begun."