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Renewal and Unity

Kurt Kardinal Koch Renewal and Unity A Plea for More Ecumenism No Church can still afford to invest its strength in the separation from other Churches. Instead, the Word of God must be mutually proclaimed in a society that has become mostly foreign to God. Cardinal Koch therefore understands the...

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The Christian`s Joy

Walter Kardinal Kasper The Christian`s Joy What does »a closed heart« mean in an age of the enraged citizen? What does »friendship« mean in an age of Facebook? In his new book, Walter Kasper presents nothing less than a description of the Christian`s existence in the world of today – under the...

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Thinking Further

Jürgen Erbacher Thinking Further Francis as the Pope and a Politician Pope Francis cultivates not only a new style of executing his official duties, but also sets unaccustomed focal points. For him, the church doesn`t stand outside of the world but is a part of it – in both the good and the bad...

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The God Who Renews

Annette Schavan The God Who Renews Experiences of Hope and Freedom Annette Schavan brings the Bible and the present into a conversation with each other. In key texts of the Old and the New Testament, she discovers models for dealing with the questions that life continues to ask. Especially Jesus`...

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Florence Nightingale

Nicolette Bohn Florence Nightingale Only Deeds Change the World Florence Nightingale (1820–1910) is world-famous, but little is actually known about her. Above all, her name is associated with legends and stereotypes. But who was this woman to whom countless people owe their lives? With her...

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At the Source of Life

Eugen Drewermann At the Source of Life Words with Heart and Mind “When we talk to a person in such a way that we touch the depths of his being, he opens up to us and becomes a path for us that leads to infinity. And whenever we feel that we have been spoken to in such a way that our own self is...

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Do Not Judge!

Eugen Drewermann Do Not Judge! Criminal Law and Christianity, Volume I The definition of good and evil is determined by laws established by God, a historical ruler or the will of the people. Whoever violates the laws becomes guilty, is held liable and then punished. The message from Jesus of...

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Enough Is Enough!

Maria Hagenschneider Enough Is Enough! Women in the Catholic Church Stand Up The abuse and cover-up scandal has shaken the Catholic Church to its foundations. It has become clear that the causes for this are not only in the personal transgressions of individuals but that there are structures...

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Can an Atheist Be a Christian?

Hubertus Halbfas Can an Atheist Be a Christian? A Fundamental and Necessary Consideration The traditional Church doctrinal system increasingly arouses contradictions and rejection among modern people. The criticism comes from both the outside and the inside. It is bundled into an atheism that...

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Conspiracy Theories

Michael Blume Conspiracy Theories Where They Come From, What They Lead to and How We Can Confront Them Bill Gates is behind the coronavirus pandemic to get even richer with a vaccine. Or is it billionaire George Soros to decimate the world population? Are children abducted and tortured in secret...