FUNDAMENTALISM AND PLURALISM IN THE CHURCH
Editor: Dennis T. Gonzalez
Introduction
Welcome Remarks. . . . . . . . . . .Andrew Gonzales FSC
Message from the Organizers . . . . . . . . . . Manuel Ginete CM
Fundamentalism: A Refusal to Recognize a Religious Dimension in “Secular Existence” . . . . . . . . . .Georges de Schriver SJ
How Far Does Context Impinge on “Truth”? . . . . . . .Jose M. de Mesa
Reinventing Pakikipagkapwa: An Exploration of its Potential for Promoting Respect for Plurality and Difference. . . . . . . . Agnes M. Brazal
Taming the Beast, Trusting the Beauty: Faith as a True Foundation in Dialogue with the Fundamentalist Mentality. . . . . Georg Ziselsberger SVD
Fundamentalism and Pluralism: Chaos and Dialogue in Theology . . . . .Eduardo L. Natividad
Teaching Religion as if Fundamentalism Matters. . . . . . Jaime A. Gelita CM
Fundamentalism and Multi-Contextuality in Classrooms of Theology. . . . . Emmanuel S. de Guzman
Dialogue of Life as Witness in a Pluralistic Society: A New Paradigm in the Multi-Religious Context of India. . . . . . John Peter Sandanam
Catholicity in the Context of Globalization: A Test Case for Pluralism in the Church . . . . . . Dominador F. Bombogan Jr.
Ang Pilipinong “Identidad” sa Penomena ng Popular na Katolisismo at Fundamentalismo: Isang Pagsusuri. . . . . . Eduardo M. Domingo
Ang Implikasyon ng Fundamentalism at Pluralism sa Ecumenism: Isang Pagsusuri na Ginagamit ang Encyclical Ut Unum Sint . . . . . . . Ismael I. Manigas
THEOLOGICAL CONVERSATIONS IN POST-COLONIAL AND GLOBAL CONTEXTS
Editors:
Introduction Foreword . . . . . . . . . . . . Jose M. De Mesa
Mapping Postcolonial Theory: Appropriations in Contemporary Theology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Daniel Franklin E. Pilario, CM
Identities Amidst Connections and Disconnections . . . . . . . . . Ferdinand Dagmang
Globalization and Historical Methodology . . . . . . . . Fabio Baggio, CS
“Pandaraya” as Sin: A Contextual Interpretation. . . . . . . . José De Mesa
A Dictatorship of Relativism? Roger Haight’s Encounter with the Congregation of the Doctrine of Faith. . . . . . . . Lode Wostyn, CICM
When Sin Defines a Church: Towards a Kenosis Ecclesiology in Post-colonial Age. . . . . . .Jimmy Belita, CM
European Colonialism and the Legacy of the Enlightenment . . . . . . .Georges De Schrijver, SJ
INTERDISCIPLINARITY IN THEOLOGY
Editors: Agnes M. Brazal and Daniel Franklin E. Pilario, CM
Introduction Disciplines, Interdisciplinarity and Theology by Agnes M. Braza and Daniel Franklin E. Pilario, CM
Narrating Christian Ethics from the Margins by Rolando A. Tuazon, CM
Value-Driven: The Grounding of Morals in Evolutionary and Religious Narrations by Jimmy A. Belita, CM
Systems, Habitus and Ethics by Ferdinand D. Dagmang
The Challenge of Interdisciplinarity to Catholic Social Teaching by Aloysius L. Cartagenas
Interdisciplinarity in the Current Search for the Historical Jesus by Ramon D. Echica
Interdisciplinarity in Theology from an Empirical-Theological Perspective by Rico P. Ponce, O.Carm.
Lonergan on Interdisciplinarity in Theology by Jesus “Sonny” B. Garcia, Jr.
Cosmopolitanism, Globalization and Theological Education/Formation by Dominador Bombongan, Jr.
Foucault’s Fable: Under the Wings of Inter-Disciplinary Rumination by Lope Florente A. Lesigues
Hapag Volume 4, Nos. 1-2 2007
NEW FORMS OF MARGINALIZATION, EXCLUSION, AND SUFFERING: THEOLOGICAL CONVERSATION
Editors: Dominador Bombongan Jr. and Ramon Echica
Preface . . . . . . Dominador Bombongan, Jr. and Ramon D. Echica
Social Exclusion: The New Name of Poverty . . . . . Dominador Bombongan, Jr.
Catholic Development Ethics Forty Years after Populorum Progressio: Cross-Cultural Revisions and the Prospects of Global Solidarity . . . . . . Aloysius Lopez Cartagenas
Negotiated/Consecrated: A Critique of the Representation of Women Religious in History . . . . . . . Reginald D. Crux, CFX
“…As if we were refugees. That is, perhaps, the ultimate form of nobility” . . . . . . Ton Danenberg
Reasonable Solutions of the Social Order: Causes of Suffering for the Poor . . . . . . . . Ferdinand D. Dagmang
Marginalization and Suffering plus a Non-Interventionist God . . . . . . Ramon D. Echica
Homo Ethicus, Where Were You?: Empirico-Evolutionary Ethics Applied to the Problem of Suffering and Marginalization in the Future . . . . . . Jimmy A. Belita,CM
POLITICS AND CHRISTIAN TRADITION
Editors: Aloysius L. Cartagenas and Emmanuel S. de Guzman
Preface by Aloysius Lopez Cartagenas
The Voice of Theology by Most Rev. Leonardo Y. Medroso, JCD, DD
Religion and Politics: Revisiting an Old Problem in Light of Different Models of Thought by Johan Verstraeten
The Political Context of the Infancy Narratives and the Apolitical Devotion to Santo Niño by Ramon D. Echica
The Missing Ground in the Evangelization of Politics: Building Ideological Political Parties by Dennis T. Gonzalez
Crossing the Line: Church Use of Political Threats Against Pro-RH Bill Legislators by Eric Marcelo Genilo
Bibo Ergo Sum: Theo Social Reflections of the Taguibo Watershed Advocacy by Randy J.C. Odchigue
Walking with Feet on the Muddy Earth by Emmanuel S. De Guzman
REIMAGINING CHRISTIANITY FOR A GREEN WORLD
Editors: Randy J.C. Odchigue and Eric Marcelo O. Genilo
Introduction Christ and a Theology of the Environment. . . . . . . Daniel McNamarra
To Speak With All Boldness . . . . . . Karl M. Gaspar
Integrity of Creation: Cultural, Scientific, and Religious Perspectives . . . . . . Jose Mario C. Francisco
The Environmental Praxis of Basic Ecclesial Communities (BECs): Ecclesiological Perspective . . . . . . Amado L. Picardal
The Eucharist and Ecological Crisis . . . . . . Prisco A. Cajes
Sacramental Relationality: Eco-Theological Possibilities . . . . . . Randy J. C. Odchigue
ART AND THEOLOGY AT THE CROSSROADS
Editors: Miguel B. Lambino and Lope A. Lesigues
Preface by Miguel B. Lambino
Estrangement and Engagement: The Passionate Dance of Art and Religion by Rene B. Javellana
“Kapag ‘Ganda’ ang Pinag-usapan: Isang Mungkahing Dulog sa Pagteteolohiya” by Rebecca G. Cacho and Estela P. Padilla
Storming the Heavens, Confronting the Heathens: From the Prophetic Landscape of the Theatre Stages Across Mindanao by Karl M. Gaspar
The Aesthetics and Politics of Appearance: An Insight into Surban’s Apir by Lope A. Lesigues
The Earth Photographs and Ecological Theology by Reynaldo D. Raluto
VATICAN II AFTER 50 YEARS: PHILIPPINE EXPERIENCE
Preface by Rebecca G. Cacho and Rico P. Ponce
Vatican II and the Ministry of the Presbyterate: The Cebuano Experience by Ramon D. Echica
Re-Activating the Dangerous Memory in a Landscape Exemplified by Living Dangerously by Karl M. Gaspar
From Ecclesia Discens to Ecclesia Docens: The Reproductive Health Bill-Turned-Law Case by Levy Lara Lanaria
BECs in Vatican II and Beyond: Rowing, Navigating Rivers, Sailing On by Estela P. Padilla
Basic Ecclesial Communities in the Philippines: a Reception of Vatican II Ecclesiology by Amado A. Picardal
The Church-Based Ecological Struggles and the Bishops’ Pastoral Letters on Ecology in the Philippines: Are They Inspired by Vatican II? by Reynaldo D. Raluto
CHALLENGES TO FILIPINO THEOLOGY IN THE GLOBALIZED CONTEXT
Preface by Emmanuel S. De Guzman and Ruben C. Mendoza
Doing Research in the Global Village: Assessing Present Realities and Future Trajectories by Manuel Victor J. Sapitula, CM
Doing Filipino Theology Amidst Globalized Technology by Randy J. C. Odchigue
The “ASEAN Integration”: Challenges to Ecclesial and Theological Praxis by Emmanuel S. De Guzman
Jesus as Mangingisda in the Shallow Waters of Globalization by Levy Lara Lanaria
Edible Theology: Reflections of a Pastoral Center on Doing Theology with German Dioceses by Estela Padilla
SEXUALITY, MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY AND AMORIS LAETITIA
Introduction by Dennis T. Gonzalez
The Family, Still in Amoris Laetitia?: Back to Jesus’ New Family by Levy L. Lanaria
Proclaiming the Gospel of the Hospitable Family by Dennis T. Gonzalez
Eucharistic Communion for the Remarried Divorcees: Is Amoris Laetitia the Final Answer? by Ramon D. Echica
Careful Reading of the Synod on the Family by Delfo C. Canceran, OP
Discernment Through the Lens of Amoris Laetitia and Richard Gula: The Effect of a Cross-Reading by Bernard Kasamata Kamulinso
Embracing the Sacred in the Unfamiliar: Reflections on the Task of Christian Theologising Under the Tutelage of LGBTQ People by Joseph N. Goh
Where Art Thou? Reflections on Finding a Place for Mothering in Theology Through Migration by Ma. Adeinev M. Reyes-Espiritu
