Theological Existentialism
Theological Existentialism is a philosophical and theological framework within Religious Existentialism that emphasizes the primacy of individual human existence, freedom, and experience in relation to the divine, distinguishing itself by grounding religious meaning and knowledge of God in personal encounter and lived faith rather than abstract doctrinal or metaphysical systems.
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The Whole Rahner on the Supernatural Existential
David Coffey · Theological Studies · 2004 · 22 citations
Anxious angels: a retrospective view of religious existentialism
Choice Reviews Online · 1999 · 20 citations
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