@book{2024:opalka:geschenkt_,
title = {Geschenkt und verdankt},
year = {2024},
note = {[Gifted and thanked. What makes faith think] Systematic Theology today
finds itself in search of ways to integrate into its own work the same
nearness, relevance, and openness to encounter with everyday life that
are characteristic of other theological disciplines focused on the
present. In working through these transformation processes, the
theology of Dietrich Korsch is a pioneering guide for the
contributions gathered in this volume. The spectrum of contributions
ranges from the exploration of relevant dogmatic topics in
Reformed-theological source materials, to reflection on the kinds of
questions people ask about religion in different Christian contexts,
to other methodologically focused contributions that inquire after a
way of thinking particularly suited for a theological dogmatics rooted
in life.},
edition = {1},
publisher = {EVA},
address = {Leipzig},
series = {},
volume = {},
editor = {Opalka, Katharina and Rossa, Daniel}
}