Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2007
Abstract
Walter Kasper brings to light the religious quest for Jesus Christ in a secular, historical world. Taking up the turn towards anthropology and demythologisation, he sets out to rationally articulate the logic of faith in which Jesus is recognized as the Christ. Pursuing this quest, he develops a theological discourse on freedom, redemption, and self-transcendence.
Recommended Citation
Morrison, G. (2007). Walter Kasper's religious quest for Jesus Christ. Irish Theological Quarterly, 72(3), 274-294. doi:10.1177/0021140007085493
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