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Critical Essay by Byron C. Lambert
SOURCE: “Reflections on Hans Küng's Theology for the Third Millennium,” in Modern Age, Vol. 33, No. 2, Summer, 1990, pp. 157-64.
In the following essay, Lambert outlines Küng's vision for the Church in the twenty-first century as expressed in his Theology for the Third Millennium.
If Erasmus returned to the earth today would he be a Catholic or a Protestant? There is one who believes he would be a Küngian.
Hans Küng, Catholic theologian at Germany's University of Tübingen, whose books, On Being a Christian and Does God Exist?, provoked broad discussion in the seventies among both Catholics and Protestants, has brought his thinking of the past thirty years into focus with another book, Theology for the Third Millennium: An Ecumenical View.1 Küng believes the Church is drifting into the postmodern age without any sense of where it is going and so offers a proposal to set it on a...
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