The International Theological Commission, created by Paul VI in 1969, has played an important role of communion and dialogue between Catholic theologians and the Magisterium, and has contributed to calming the situation of Catholic theologians. theological and has given rise to a remarkable body of quality documents.
Juan Luis Lorda
Perhaps personalism is the philosophical movement with the greatest impact on theology in the 20th century. A few but important ideas about the relational aspect of persons influenced almost all theological treatises.
The survival, in various guises, of different philosophical and intellectual positions that Gilbert Keith Chesterton left without arguments, means that the thought of the brilliant English author continues to be, a century later, fully current.
The affair of the Dutch Catechism (1966-1968) provoked one of the most significant crises of the post-conciliar period. On the 50th anniversary it was neither remembered nor celebrated, especially because the little Dutch Church that remained was not for triumphalism, but for selling empty temples.
The figures of two almost contemporary German-speaking theologians will be linked in posterity: the Bavarian Joseph Ratzinger (1927-) and the Swiss Hans Küng (1928-2021).
It is by now a particularly hackneyed and insidious cliché that the Catholic Church sponsored Hitler's rise to power, sustained him in power and did nothing to prevent the Holocaust. Despite the falsity of such accusations, there are still many people of good will who continue to believe them, including good Christians. That is why in this article I intend to offer some reasons - and some concrete data - that can help us to focus on those terrible hours that the Church and all humanity had to suffer.
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Teresa Aguado Peña