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        | * Moral Postulate * "ought"
 * wall of separation between phenomenal and noumenal
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        | * romantic religious affections * "Father of Liberal Theology"
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        | * reasoned ideal * Jesus in "ideal spiritual terms"
 * Spirit is moving central principle moving all of civilization toward the Kingdom of God
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        | * "Kingdom of Love" * "Fatherhood of God"
 * "Brotherhood of Mankind"
 * "the infinite value of the human person"
 * "the abiding law of love"
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        | * true Christianity through the religious stage where suffering humanity meets God in a paradox forcing a choice of a leap of faith: Christ is against the reasons and ways of the world |  | 
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        | * meeting the "Wholly Other" God through encounter with Jesus Christ the True Word * "Father of Neo-Orthodoxy"
 * Commentary on Book of Romans
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        | * kerygma of Christianity that gives true authenticity to our existence * "demythologize" Scripture
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        | * finding our true being in the Ground of Being (ontology) through existential means amidst encounter with the symbolic world of Scripture * "neo-liberal"
 * a hint of "neo-orthodox"
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        | * God's suffering and growing with us amidst the flux of the evolutionary process * "neo-liberal"
 * tries to combat secular evolutionism by pointing to a greater "telos"
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        | Liberation Theology (Latin American) |  | Definition 
 
        | * God's preferential option for the poor and seeing the Kingdom as a goal (IDEAL) to be sought in this world * political theology seeing Scripture as God's call to bring justice to the poor
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        | * "I think therefore I am" * a rationalism that identified proof for God by starting with self
 * Cartesian Rationalism is named after him
 * "innate ideas"
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        | * tried to show proof of Christianity through Empiricism * mind is a blank slate; we learn through ideas
 * rejected Descartes' "innate ideas"
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        | * "process theology" in Roman Catholic circles * Omega Point > the Christ
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        | * "process theology" in Protestant circles * "existing occasions"
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        | * "exemplification Christology" * "spirit of divine primordial nature"
 * Emphasis on Kingdom of God like 19th Century but less optimistic
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        | * damned response: a God without wrath who brings men and women without sin to a kingdom without justice by the works of Christ without a cross |  | 
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        | * Christian Political Liberation Theology leader |  | 
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        | * Marxist Liberation Theology leader |  | 
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        | * Latin American Liberation Leader * "father of liberation theology"
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        | * Protestant Latin America Liberation Leader * Advocate for Christian Marxism
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        | * Latin America Roman Catholic Liberation Leader * Was silenced by Ratzinger for 1 year
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        | * most prominent African-American Liberation Theologian |  | 
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        | * most radical of the Feminist theologians |  | 
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        | * present Pope * silenced Boff
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        | * the most influential Roman Catholic theologian of the 20th century * "meditating theology"
 * "transcendental reflection"
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        | * much controversy with the Vatican in the 20th Century. * "Critical Rationalism"
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