Gregory Baum
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 309207 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Gregory Baum |
| NOMBRES | Gregory |
| APELLIDO | Baum |
| FIRMA | BAUM G |
| AFILIACIONES | McGill University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 49 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 49 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1962 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Le Québec et l’immigration
Cet article présente dans un premier temps les réflexions des papes Jean-Paul II et François et les propos des Congrégations romaines sur l’accueil des réfugiés et des migrants, s’arrêtant à la remarque de Jean Paul II voulant que chaque société devrait établir « un équilibre culturel », c’est-à-dire un compromis entre l’épanouissement de la culture fondatrice et les cultures amenées par les nouveaux citoyens. Dans un deuxième temps, cet article …
La mission de l’Église
Dans cet article je soutiens la thèse, encore controversée dans l’Église, selon laquelle la situation historique produite par la mondialisation oblige l’Église à repenser sa mission dans le monde et à y déployer un ministère de réconciliation au service du bien commun universel. Je présente d’abord une analyse de la situation historique actuelle, que je complète par des réflexions bibliques, une analyse de l’évolution du magistère, des arguments …
Les églises canadiennes se repentent de leur identification avec le colonialisme
Cet article explore une question fondamentale pour le contexte canadien, celle du rapport aux premiers peuples canadiens ou peuple fondateurs. Il rappelle que malgré sa rhétorique multiculturelle, le colonialisme, tel que sanctionné par les Nations Unies, est solidement établi au Canada, même si la culture dominante du pays l’ignore largement. Les conséquences culturelles du régime colonial ont été dévastatrices pour les peuples aborigènes du Can…
Théologie de la libération et marxisme
L'auteur explique la signification du mouvement de la théologie de la libération et parle de ses origines et de son impact sur l'Église. La théologie de la libération est le produit de nouvelles expériences religieuses qui ont pris naissance parmi les chrétiens d'Amérique latine luttant pour la justice. Par la lecture et la pratique des Écritures, ils se sont aperçus que Dieu était du côté des pauvres, des opprimés et des proscrits : en un mot, d…
The Fiftieth Anniversary of Nostra Aetate
After the Holocaust, Christian scholars, challenged by Jules Isaac, became aware of the anti-Jewish bias of Christian preaching. They met at Seelisberg, Switzerland, in 1947, to offer a more faithful reading of the New Testament. More than a decade later, the Second Vatican Council produced the Declaration Nostra aetate, which redefined the Church's relation to the Jews, recognized their religion as source of grace, and expressed its respect for …
La réponse de l’islam à la modernité
Fethullah Gülen, sage et penseur religieux, fondateur d’un mouvement d’éducation en Turquie, réagit de façon créatrice aux conditions de la modernité en faisant la promotion d’une éthique islamique orthodoxe qui favorise les sciences, appuie l’éducation, stimule le travail et l’entreprise, approuve la démocratie, apprécie le pluralisme religieux et encourage le dialogue interreligieux
The Response of a Theologian to Charles Taylor's a Secular Age
The author of this article confirms Charles Taylor's thesis that despite the growing spread of unbelief in modern society, i) religion remains an independent variable, ii) a creative “back and forth” continues to occur between secular wisdom and religious faith, and iii) the difference between these two does not necessarily produce opposition between them. The author also agrees with the importance Taylor attaches to the emergence of immanent hum…
The Islam in Europe Committee
In response to recent demographic changes in Europe, the Christian Churches of Europe have come to recognise the importance of guiding their members in their encounter with Muslims living in their midst.The Conference of European Churches in cooperation with the (Roman Catholic) Council of European Bishops' Conferences have created an "Islam in Europe Committee" that published, in 2003, a Study Paper entitled "Meeting Muslims."*The Churches are f…
Jewish-Christian Dialogue under the Shadow of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Prior to World War II, Jewish religious thinkers who moved beyond the tradition of Orthodoxy were in dialogue with modern culture, including dialogue with Christian thinkers who were also searching new religious responses to the challenge of modernity.Paul Tillich's "Circle of Religious Socialists," founded after World War I, included Christians and Jews, Martin Buber among them.Yet even after World War II, the young German-Canadian philosopher E…
Le rapport Dumont
L'article examine le rapport Dumont en le considérant comme une tentative ecclésiastique visant à introduire plus de démocratie dans l'Église du Québec, suite à l'ouverture en ce sens opérée par Vatican II. Cette démocratie ne consiste pas en un rejet de l'autorité hiérarchique mais plutôt en une acceptation par celle-ci d'une plus grande participation de la base au gouvernement de l'Église. L'auteur décrit comment la Commission a mené ses travau…
Creative Tension
Exclusion and Embrace
Radical Protestant Currents in Montreal, 1930—1950
Following the famous thesis of Max Weber, sociologists have argued that the Protestant spirit of discipline and self-reliance had a particular affin ity with the ethic of capitalist entrepreneurship.Equally true, even if more rarely acknowledged, is that from the nineteenth century on Prot estantism has also inspired religious counter-trends at odds with the spirit of capitalism.In the England of 1848 the Christian Socialism of J.F.M. Ludlow and …
Karl Polanyi on Ethics and Economics
Breaking new ground in Polanyi scholarship, Gregory Baum explores the relation between ethics, culture, and economics in Karl Polanyi's writings. He identifies and analyses key concepts of Polanyi's thought and shows how they apply to the contemporary debate on ethics and economics
Paul Tillich on Socialism and Nationalism
to join the two mass-based socialist parties in Germany, the Communist Party and Social Democratic Party, the latter constituting the government after the war. With many other German socialists he objected to the democratic centralism of the Communist Party and to the unwillingness of the Social Democratic government to use its power to introduce socialist policies. Paul Tillich believed that his philosophical and theological background enabled h…
Two Responses to David Lyon
La Religion pour Memoire
Journal Article La Religion pour Mémoire, by Danièle Hervieu-Lèger. Paris: Cerf, 1993, 273 pp. FF 150 Get access Gregory Baum Gregory Baum McGill Univeresity Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 55, Issue 2, Summer 1994, Pages 216–217, https://doi.org/10.2307/3711864 Published: 01 July 1994
The Meaning of Hope in Evil Times
The Catholic Bishops and Quebec Nationalism
Politisés Chrétiens
In the 1970s, in many parts of the world, Christians committed to social justice became actively involved in socialist movements. They joined socialist parties and organizations and supported the socialist orientation gaining ground in labour unions and other social organizations. These Christians created their own institutional networks. They did this not to set up parallel political structures, but rather to support one another, to reflect on t…
Work, Nature and Religion
Jesus and Marx
The Impact of Marxism on the Thought of John Paul II
The Reconciliation of Peoples
A collection of fourteen original essays documenting the role of the churches in promoting reconciliation in many different contexts.
The Persistence of religion.
Le rapport Dumont
L'article examine le rapport Dumont en le considérant comme une tentative ecclésiastique visant à introduire plus de démocratie dans l'Église du Québec, suite à l'ouverture en ce sens opérée par Vatican II. Cette démocratie ne consiste pas en un rejet de l'autorité hiérarchique mais plutôt en une acceptation par celle-ci d'une plus grande participation de la base au gouvernement de l'Église. L'auteur décrit comment la Commission a mené ses travau…
Catholics and Canadian Socialism
Ethics and Economics
Politisés Chrétiens
In the 1970s, in many parts of the world, Christians committed to social justice became actively involved in socialist movements. They joined socialist parties and organizations and supported the socialist orientation gaining ground in labour unions and other social organizations. These Christians created their own institutional networks. They did this not to set up parallel political structures, but rather to support one another, to reflect on t…
Ethics and Economics
The Laity and the Council
In this article I wish to show first, how the laity is involved in the Council and secondly, how the entire life of the Church is marked by what is called her 'collegiality', the co-operation of all in the acts of a few.In preparation for the Second Vatican Council a great number of theologians and other specialists are examining the problems of the Church's life in the areas of doctrine and discipline. This work is not confined to the relatively…
Word and Sacrament in the Church
Where is Theology Going
Science and Commitment
Styles of Theological Reflection for the Future
Gregory Baum, O.S.A., a member of the Editorial Council of Theology Today, teaches at St. Michael's College in the University of Toronto and is the editor of The Ecumenist. The following article is his response to and analysis of the Consultation on Styles of Theological Reflection for the Future, held at the University of Kansas, August 1–6, 1971. The Consultation was sponsored by United Ministries in Higher Education, the Kansas School of Relig…
Responses To Charles Davis
The Churches
Journal Article The Fire We Can Light: The Role of Religion in a Suddenly Different World by Martin E. Marty, The New Agenda by Andrew M. Greeley with a foreword by Gregory Baum and The Remaking of the Church: An Agenda for Reform by Richard P. McBrien with an introduction by Leo Cardinal Suenens Get access Patrick H. McNamara Patrick H. McNamara The University of New Mexico Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar…
Christianity Through Jewish Eyes Walter Jacobs [np]
Religion and Alienation. A Theological Reading of Sociology
The Ambiguity of Biblical Religion
“The claim that in Jesus Christ the ancient promises have been fulfilled and the final age of the world has arrived has led the church to look upon itself too uncritically as God's holy people and become insensitive to the ambiguity of its piety, its teaching, its life and practice, in short its religion.”
On Being Human Religiously
Journal Article On Being Human Religiously: Selected Essays in Religion and Society by James Luther Adams. Boston: Beacon Press, 1976, xxx + 257 pp. No price indicated Get access Gregory Baum Gregory Baum St. Michael's College in the University of Toronto Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 38, Issue 1, Spring 1977, Pages 84–85, https://doi.org/10.2307/3709846 Published: 01 March …
Religion and Alienation
Journal Article Religion and Alienation: A Theological Reading of Sociology by Gregory Baum. New York: Paulist Press, 1975, 296 pp. $6.95 Get access John B. Snook John B. Snook Westchester Institute for Training in Counseling and Psychotherapy Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 38, Issue 3, Fall 1977, Pages 274–275, https://doi.org/10.2307/3709812 Published: 01 October 1977
Ethnicity
The Social Imperative
Catholic Activism and the Industrial Worker
Catholics and Canadian Socialism
Sociology and Human Destiny
The Retrieval of Subjectivity
Thanks to the impact of Critical Theory (Frankfort School), Christian theology has come to criticize its own ideological heritage. In particular it wrestles against the privatistic orientation encouraged by dialogue with existentialism and psychotherapy. Pietism has also helped to privatize the Christian self-understanding. The task of theology today is to ‘deprivatize’ Christian teaching, to move beyond private man to the recognition of politica…
The Priority of Labor
Journal Article The Priority of Labor: A Commentary on Laborem Exercens, by Gregory Baum. New York: Paulist Press, 1982, 152 pp. $5.95 Get access Gerald J. Schnepp Gerald J. Schnepp St. Mary's University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 44, Issue 2, Summer 1983, Pages 170–171, https://doi.org/10.2307/3711405 Published: 01 July 1983
New Religious Movements
War Resistance and Moral Experience
The New Christian Right
Ethics and Economics
Ethics and Economics
The Impact of Marxism on the Thought of John Paul II
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