The meaning of tradition
Book • 1964
Yves Congar's "The Meaning of Tradition" is a significant contribution to theological discourse, exploring the relationship between Scripture and Tradition within the Christian faith.
Congar's work emphasizes the dynamic interplay between these two sources of revelation, highlighting their mutual interdependence and illuminating the development of doctrine throughout history.
He challenges rigid interpretations of Tradition, advocating for a more nuanced understanding that embraces both continuity and change.
Congar's ecumenical perspective is evident throughout the book, as he seeks to bridge divides between different Christian traditions.
His work remains a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of Tradition and its role in shaping Christian belief and practice.
Congar's work emphasizes the dynamic interplay between these two sources of revelation, highlighting their mutual interdependence and illuminating the development of doctrine throughout history.
He challenges rigid interpretations of Tradition, advocating for a more nuanced understanding that embraces both continuity and change.
Congar's ecumenical perspective is evident throughout the book, as he seeks to bridge divides between different Christian traditions.
His work remains a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of Tradition and its role in shaping Christian belief and practice.
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Recommended by Hans Boersma for its insights on the scripture-tradition relationship and apostolicity.
S7E9 - Reclaiming a Sacramental Mindset (with Dr. Hans Boersma)
