The replacement of God by “officers” with the task of mediating the relationship between human beings and the divinity perverted the notion of forgiveness of the New Testament. Part of the conflict that led to the Reformation resulted from this issue. The first part of this paper will debate the notions of forgiveness and mercy in the New Testament. We will focus in the disappearance of God and on the institutionalisation and growth of the hierarchical power in the Church, which paradoxically results from the possibility of remission – a New Testament perspective different from the vision of the Greek Gods and from God of the Old Testament. The sec-ond part will deal with the Ninety-five theses of Luther, emphasising his vision of forgivene...
This article seeks to show how the problem of the divine Name constitutes a primordial nucleus of la...
Fundamental theology should always be prepared to ‘provide the reason for our hope’ (1 P 3,15) in th...
The Church Fathers of the II century present the serpent of bronze of Num.21.4-9 as a ‘symbol’ (σύμβ...
The replacement of God by “officers” with the task of mediating the relationship between human being...
La novela 1984, de George Orwell, propone un mundo posible -un futuro distópico- que ha suscitado re...
La novela 1984, de George Orwell, propone un mundo posible -un futuro distópico- que ha suscitado r...
The first eleven chapters of the Bible have always posed particular problems of interpretation, in l...
Based on a literature review in the field of theology, the article considers the way in which the lo...
Irenaeus of Lyons is a leading figure of the second-century due to his contributions in clarifying h...
An actual understanding of sin is one of the main challenges of theology, since it is not always und...
The article discusses the issue of so-called “canonical reading” and its role in the theological und...
In the text notes ring out with the colour of wisdom, traversing the opening chapters of Genesis and...
Dando por supuesto que el hombre es “capaz de Dios” porque es su imagen, el autor del artículo se pr...
When we read the Gospel of Mark we find a clear theological purpose: revealing who is Jesus the Mess...
This paper suggests a reflection on models of prophetic language during the Renaissance and Baroque....
This article seeks to show how the problem of the divine Name constitutes a primordial nucleus of la...
Fundamental theology should always be prepared to ‘provide the reason for our hope’ (1 P 3,15) in th...
The Church Fathers of the II century present the serpent of bronze of Num.21.4-9 as a ‘symbol’ (σύμβ...
The replacement of God by “officers” with the task of mediating the relationship between human being...
La novela 1984, de George Orwell, propone un mundo posible -un futuro distópico- que ha suscitado re...
La novela 1984, de George Orwell, propone un mundo posible -un futuro distópico- que ha suscitado r...
The first eleven chapters of the Bible have always posed particular problems of interpretation, in l...
Based on a literature review in the field of theology, the article considers the way in which the lo...
Irenaeus of Lyons is a leading figure of the second-century due to his contributions in clarifying h...
An actual understanding of sin is one of the main challenges of theology, since it is not always und...
The article discusses the issue of so-called “canonical reading” and its role in the theological und...
In the text notes ring out with the colour of wisdom, traversing the opening chapters of Genesis and...
Dando por supuesto que el hombre es “capaz de Dios” porque es su imagen, el autor del artículo se pr...
When we read the Gospel of Mark we find a clear theological purpose: revealing who is Jesus the Mess...
This paper suggests a reflection on models of prophetic language during the Renaissance and Baroque....
This article seeks to show how the problem of the divine Name constitutes a primordial nucleus of la...
Fundamental theology should always be prepared to ‘provide the reason for our hope’ (1 P 3,15) in th...
The Church Fathers of the II century present the serpent of bronze of Num.21.4-9 as a ‘symbol’ (σύμβ...