Kierkegaard was as much the father of Protestant neo-orthodoxy as he was of existentialism, and for him, religious belief also refuses assimilation into any neat and convenient metaphysics. ❋ William Harryman (2009)
In other words, have you, with everything thus entailed, accepted the doctrine of Original Sin, always denied outright in Judaism, and always at least downplayed to the same practical effect in the Liberal Protestantism that, through the reception of neo-orthodoxy in popular Protestantism, and through the secularisation of much Catholic thought and practice after but not because of the Second Vatican Council, has so heavily influenced neoconservatism? ❋ Unknown (2007)
I wasn't, as I remember it, graceless enough to quarrel with him often, but he could not have been ignorant of my Harvard neo-orthodoxy, with its Eliotic undercurrent of panic. ❋ Unknown (2006)
The generation of theologians that returned to liberalism after the collapse of neo-orthodoxy retired at the end of the century, often to be replaced by theologians committed to postliberalism, evangelicalism, the "radical orthodoxy" movement, Catholic orthodoxy, or a variant of Protestant confessionalism. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Gary Dorrien, perhaps the leading historian of liberal theology working today, argues that even neo-orthodoxy — even Karl Barth — should really be understood as a corrective within the liberal tradition, not as renunciations of the whole liberal enterprise. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Then Barth, Bultmann attempted to rescue it with neo-orthodoxy- much like shooting the patient to cure cancer. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Worldwide, Christianity is actually moving toward supernaturalism and neo-orthodoxy, and in many ways toward the ancient world view expressed in the New Testament: a vision of Jesus as the embodiment of divine power, who overcomes the evil forces that inflict calamity and sickness upon the human race. ❋ Unknown (2002)
It is estimated that there are 17 million die-hard fundamentalist Christians in the United States and another 70 million closely affiliated with Christian neo-orthodoxy. ❋ Unknown (2004)
However, it was with the election of George W. Bush that adherents of Protestant neo-orthodoxy openly claimed to have installed one of their own in the Oval Office. ❋ Unknown (2004)
And by the 1930s, Adams observed, his fellow Unitarians were almost completely unprepared for history's sharp turn away from them in the rise of movements as diverse as existentialism, fundamentalism, totalitarianism, fascism, anti-religious scientism, and theological neo-orthodoxy. ❋ Unknown (2004)
The interesting thing about him was that he was a man ahead of his time, and he anticipated much of neo-orthodoxy and what you find, to some extent, in the work of the ❋ Unknown (1985)
Continental Protestant theology, continuing in much diluted form the tradition of biblical neo-orthodoxy, is, it seems, even more unaware than is Catholic theol - ogy of its real situation. ❋ LANGDON GILKEY (1968)
While this group agreed, of course, with neo-orthodoxy that Revelation was necessary for a full Christian understanding of ❋ LANGDON GILKEY (1968)
For example, neo-orthodoxy, emphasizing a revelational method in theology above all else, re - garded the Thomists and the process thinkers as essen - tially alike because both were philosophical theologies, based on metaphysical inquiry and so on what revela - tionists called a purely human wisdom. ❋ LANGDON GILKEY (1968)
Finally, the process theologians, interested primarily in the ontological problems of the finitude of God and his reciprocal relations to other creatures, saw only what they called the “absolutistic” characteristics of, say, Barth's free God and Gilson's pure Being, and so regarded Protestant neo-orthodoxy and Catholic ❋ LANGDON GILKEY (1968)
While not disput - ing the reality of some form of revelation, this group tended, more than either neo-orthodoxy or Catholi - cism, to base its idea of God solely on natural experi - ence and on philosophical reason; its theology was therefore almost all natural theology. ❋ LANGDON GILKEY (1968)
