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Finished reading #VonBalthasar’s *Dare We Hope “That All Men Be Saved”*. . My review’s too long for an Instagram post. But you can find it on my Goodreads.com profile (if you want). . Overall; tough going, but gives much to ponder. And as a text (and author) that I see getting cited frequently in books on Eschatology, it was definitely worth the read. . #books #bibliophile #goodreads #bookstagram #theology #DareWeHope #Balthasar #Hell #Judgement #RedemptiveHope #Universalism
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True theology, the theology of the saints, with the central doctrines of revelation always in view, inquires, in a spirit of obedience and reverence, what processes of human thought, what modes of approach are best fitted to bring out the meaning of what has been revealed. That meaning does not involve teaching anything occult or abstruse, but bringing men and their whole existence, intellectual as well as spiritual, into closer relation with God. Any intellectual procedure that does not serve this purpose is assuredly not an interpretation of revelation, but one that bypasses its true meaning and, therefore, an act of disobedience.
Hans Urs von Balthasar, “Theology and Sanctity,” in Explorations in Theology: The Word Made Flesh (San Francisco: Ignatius Press), 196.
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But Scripture holds within it and tells us of a primal history, a primal event, and it is this that imparts to each individual life its true historical destiny, its nature as event. In contemplating scripture we learn how to listen properly, and this listening is the original wellspring of all Christian life and prayer. Von Balthasar
