„Wenn mir Gott zerrinnt … “: Vom Handeln Gottes zu Ereignissen des Evangeliums

Michael Schüßler

doi:10.71956/cdth001-art05

Authors

Michael Schüßler Faculty of Catholic Theology / University of Tuebingen, Chairholder Dep. Practical Theology

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71956/cdth001-art05

Abstract

The article first deconstructs the strong presuppositions of the concept of action in the discourse on God's actions. Then, with the help of more recent theories of praxis and events, it asks how the relationship between God and the world can be rethought from a post-modern concept of praxis. John D. Caputo's radial theology and theological gender research are considered as concrete examples. At the end there will be an inter-theological final discussion with Milad Karimi, who similarly understands God as an event of the Koran.

Author Biography

Michael Schüßler, Faculty of Catholic Theology / University of Tuebingen, Chairholder Dep. Practical Theology

Prof. Dr., born 1972, Dr. theol. Dipl. Päd, Habilitation 2012, since 2015 Full-Professor for Practical Theology, Faculty of Catholic Theology, University of Tuebingen.

Praktische Theologie und relationale Praxistheorien, in: ZPTh 43 (2023), H 2, 123–132; mit Judith Guber und Ryszard Bobrowitz (Eds.), Dissenting Church: Exploring the Theological Power of Conflict and Disagreement, Basingstoke (Palgrave Macmillan) 2024 (https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-56019-4)