Hope is not about uncertain possibility. There is a robust sense of hope: something has happened, and it has happened in a certain way. This volume addresses the question: What is the way of Christian hope? What does it mean to act with hope? And in particular, what does it mean to act, to live, with hope in our churches and in society today?

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Information

Publisher

Cascade Books

Year

2023

ISBN

9781725271128

Topic

Teologia e religione

Subtopic

Teologia cristiana

Title Page
Contributors
Preface
Friendship in the Meantime
Hope as a Virtue
The Ways of Perishing and the Practice of Hope
Hope as a Political Virtue
Eucharistic Hope
Race, Ecumenism, and the Church