Landas Vol. 18 No. 1 (2004)

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