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RELIGION & SOCIETY<br />

Experiencing the divine – even today<br />

▶ Renowned author<br />

▶ Timely and well-grounded contribution to the<br />

question of God<br />

Many ny people are turning away from the church; fewer people are attend attending<br />

worship rship services and greater numbers are leaving the church. The church’s churc<br />

fear of loss sees in these trends nothing other than a loss of faith and connection<br />

to God.<br />

A more nuanced look, however, reveals that people continue to search for<br />

transcendence in their biographical life stories, even when the terms “God”<br />

and “church” don’t explicitly appear. Stefan Knobloch vehemently urges us<br />

to take that search seriously, yet without appropriating it as a dedicated<br />

search for “God”. He thus shows us possibilities for a process at the end of<br />

which stand Jesus’ words: “You are not far from the kingdom of God” (Mark<br />

12:34).<br />

Also available:<br />

Meinrad Limbeck<br />

Farewell to Sacrificial Death<br />

ISBN: 978-3-7867-2945-7<br />

Grünewald<br />

In this bestselling title, Meinrad Limbeck argues provocatively,<br />

but convincingly, that Jesus’ sacrificial death willed by God cannot<br />

be the central message of Christianity. Instead, he develops<br />

the basic outline of a Christian faith that places the message of a<br />

loving and liberating God at its center.<br />

Stefan Knobloch<br />

The Absence of God?<br />

In Opposition to Talk of God’s<br />

Demise<br />

ISBN: 978-3-7867-2979-2<br />

Grünewald<br />

Softcover with flaps<br />

176 pages<br />

Stefan Knobloch, a doctorate of theology<br />

and Capuchin, is a professor emeritus<br />

of pastoral theology in the Catholic Theology<br />

department of the University of<br />

Mainz, Germany.

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