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Landas Vol. 18 No. 1 (2004)

  • January 1, 2004
  • ISSN: 0116-4856

Theological reflection is ultimately concermed with the life of the cornmunity of believers. In order to love in a way that is evermore human and evermore Christian, believers need to enter into a continual deepening of their telationship with Jesus the Christ and te mature in a personal appropriation of Chutstian values.

Articles

  1. Toward “Maturing in Christian Faith” Today (3–29)
  2. The Christian Passover (30–58)
  3. Inculturation and the Second Vatican Council (59–93)
  4. Doctrine and Worship as the Formative Ground of Christian Morality (94–124)
  5. The Meaning and Significance of Jesus’ Death in the Prefaces and through the Historical Approach (125–131)
  6. Living God’s Dream of Communion (132–148)
  7. The Flawed Passion Film of Mel Gibson (149–169)
  8. Book Reviews (171–189)