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smiling jollys garden servicesCertificate of Excellence 2015
We are a landscape gardening business specialising in garden and grounds maintenance for domestic and commercial properties. We offer a complete grounds maintenance service that is tailored to suit your individual needs, these services include; • Grass Cutting & Lawn care • Pruning shrubs • Hedge cutting • Litter picking • Cleaning of car parks • Weeding • Weed killing and moss control • Seasonal planting • Regular maintenance throughout the year We operate throughout the east midlands area and are fully insured; we hold all the relevant qualifications for all aspects of grounds maintenance and weed control. Our clients include medical centres, private landlords, bars and pubs. Fully CRB checked and a member of IOSH. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any gardening requirements where we will be happy to provide you with a free quotation Regards Michael Matthews
No More Flat Pack LTDCertificate of Excellence 2015
We are experts in assembling all kind of flat packed furniture, such as: wardrobes, drawer chests, beds, cabinets, desks, tables + chairs, sheds, trampolines etc. We specialise in assembling IKEA PAX wardrobes. We are also experienced in other home improvement jobs: - General carpentry - Door/blind trimming and hanging - Fixing shelf / mirror / TV to wall - Flooring And much more ... Just contact us for details.
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Eco PD's mission is to incorporate ethical practices with professional standards and workmanship. Quality, customer service and the protection of your health and the envrionment are foremost in our practices. All our producds and procedures are good for you and the environment. We will transform your home or commercial property. Our ethos is to provide an environmentally safe decorating service, while taking on board the wider ethical and sustainability implications associated with such operations. EcoPD offers three main services: * painting & decorating including tiling, glazing and repairs; * supply of eco paints; * consulting on environmentally friendly decorating. consulting on environmentally friendly decorating.
Angel's Garden MaintenanceCertificate of Excellence 2015
We are a small family run business based in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. We specialise in Domestic and Commercial Landscaping and Garden Maintenance
Do It For MeCertificate of Excellence 2015
Whether you are considering a fresh new look or want to fix that broken light switch. We know how difficult it is to get a reliable, trustworthy contractor -they are too busy or simply don't turn up. Call us for a free no obligation quote Upgrade Your home - new look, complete makeover Flooring - laminate floor, carpet cleaning Plastering- brand new fresh look - perfect finish Plumbing - anything from a leaking tap to replacing an old radiator Painting & Decorating - expert finish - colour advice Kitchen Fitting - we can fit any kitchen Bathroom Conversion- we do the whole package Gardening - cut the lawn, clear the leaves - anything you like Property Clearing - clear & clean your rental property Flat pack furniture - we assemble your furniture
M3 RenovationsCertificate of Excellence 2015
We offer painting and decerting service and a handyman service for all those little jobs you never get round to doing
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Royal Fascia's specialize in Soffit and fascia's but our experienced property maintenance team includes plasterers, joiners and a plumber.
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Cleanrite is a professional cleaning service provider that offers all your commercial and domestic cleaning, at affordable prices, with sparkling results. We take care of all your office cleaning and supplies, restaurant, clubs, deep cleaning, steam cleaning, kitchen degreasing, house cleaning, carpets and upholstery, oven cleaning, gardening services, joinery, kitchen and bathroom installation, we have been proven to be cost effective, reliable and first class for quality and service.
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My company offers a wide range of services of which include kitchen fitting Bathroom installations Home improvements Plastering Restoration of old property's I have over 25 years experience in the building trade and i am a fully qualified carpenter
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Phoenix Restore is a well established family company who will professionally deep clean your carpets or upholstery using professional equipment using natural products which leave your home smelling fresh and healthier and leave no dirt attracting residues and non toxic so safe for your family and pets.
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We are a family business that takes a lot of pride in what we do We only use materials of the highest quality We are also very competitive on our pricing structure Many of our existing customers have become good friends and continue to use us for numerous jobs
J.A.G. Property Maintenance
Here at J.A.G. property maintenance we pride ourselves on offering outstanding service to all clients whether it is in your home, office, or investment property. You can rest assured that you are well taken care of. We are specialists in kitchens, bathrooms, decorating, joinery, plumbing and gardening. No job is to small or to large. We are always here to help.
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Lawn and hedge trimming. Turf and gravel laying. Tree cutting and removal. All aspects of fencing undertaken. Patio laying. Raking of leaves and removal. General tidy of garden All aspects of decking. All Groundworks done. And all other work considered. FULLY INSURED
Taylormade constructionCertificate of Excellence 2015
We have over 50 years experience in the construction industry and have always had pride on the quality of our workmanship that we carry out on all our clients whether big or small. Taylor Made have built houses from planning to completion, extensions one or two storeys. We carry out the most extensive works, most of which are plastering, joinery, electrical, plumbing, painting and decorating, bricklaying, roofing and specialising in kitchens and bathrooms supply and fix. So if you have purchased a new kitchen or bathroom we will gladly come and fit it for you, with full electrics, plumbing, tiling and decorating to a very high standard. Giving you total peace of mind is choosing Taylor-made Construction to do all the work you require using only time served craftsmen with unique abilities in their own rights. So please don't be afraid of calling us as we can accommodate any size job to a very high standard. Get in touch today to discuss your dream project.
HANDYMAN SERVICES IN WEST AND SOUTH YORKSHIRE I am much more than just a handyman company, I can do a wide range of jobs from cleaning your bathroom to replacing your lawn. I know it can be a very stressful time getting someone to do a job in your home or garden, especially finding someone you can trust. Here at Mr Workman it is very important for me to do a good job and make sure the customer is very happy, that way you will recommend me to friends and family.
DerbyHandyman offers many local services & Other various UK Wide Services.. Local as per our website: Driving, Painting, decorating, plumbing. gardening, pond cleaning, pond building and so many other services UK wide Services Include but are NOT limited to: Driving, Painting, Pond work, gardening, Regular Contracts ring Jason on 0785 489 7387, whatever you need, we'll do our best to help
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Paul PoucherCertificate of Excellence 2015
Profesional tradesman, fully qualified, fully insured. I offer a wide variety of services, all work carried out to very high standards. Plumbing, tiling, decorating, home maintenance and handyman services. No job too small. Free estimates, advice and a friendly service. As can be seen from photographs work is high quality. Also worked on the D.I.Y sos big build nr Hull .
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Handitec Home and Garden CareCertificate of Excellence 2015
At Handitec, our handyman service not only finishes off those jobs that just get left but can also cope with the more complex project, so whether a shelf or blind needs hanging or a tap washer replacing I will be only too happy to help. Hanging blinds/pictures/curtains/shelves - Finishing off kitchens & bathrooms - Clearing guttering - Pointing - Brickwork - BBQ's Erecting flatpacks - Gardening - Replacing locks/handles Painting & Decorating - Small plumbing jobs- Joinery - Skirting Boards, Wall & Floor Tiling - Grouting - Laminate & Wood Flooring - Replacment doors/windows/locks/handles hinges/letter plates/glass units, extensions - Guttering Renewal or Clearance - Roofing - Pointing - Brickwork Block Paving - Patios - Painting & Decorating - Stud Work - Plastering - Plumbing - Joinery - Electrical Works - Wall & Floor Tiling - Grouting - Laminate & Wooden Flooring - And Much More All aspects of landscape gardening work is under taken all year round. Including:- Patios, decking, slabbing, block paving, turfing, wooden/concrete fencing, planting, driveways, water features, trellis work, pegolas, gravelling, shed erection, paint spraying and much more.
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We are a Company that has the skills to complete anything around the house and garden, we do not do brick construction, however we will tackle any job ranging from the small i.e. changing a light bulb to fitting kitchens and/ or bathrooms. Regards Roy
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N Johnson landscape gardeningCertificate of Excellence 2015
N Johnson landscape gardening is a friendly family run business founded in 2005. Offering Garden design, landscaping, garden maintenance, shrub pruning, hedge cutting and reshaping. Laylandii removal or reduction.
Young Alarms Gas & Electric Services Limited
We are a general maintenance company and we offer approved services in the following fields. Electrical, Domestic and Commercial NICEIC Approved. Domestic Gas Services Gas safe Approved. Intruder Alarms, CCTV, And Access Control SSAIB Approved. Trust Mark, Age UK We are a family based company. Sarah and Bob running the office from Braunstone Gate
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Green Designs Builders
Our core values are offering unrivalled customer service, outstanding quality workmanship and excellent green credentials. As Building Surveyors with the RICS and experienced trades people we provide a great mix of knowledge and hands on experience. We are based in Nottingham although we also aim to provide a service on larger jobs right across the East Midlands. Unrivalled Customer Service We are offering a level of customer service that has never been achieved before in the building trade. As a home owner you can be reassured that you will get the same level of service as a large corporate client. Outstanding Quality Workmanship Doing the right job and doing it right is a given with us. Just as important is how we get there and professionalism and reliability are also key components of our workmanship. Excellent Green Credentials We consider the environment from initial design to eventual demolition and disposal. Again something not typical of builders offering small domestic works. Providing advice and options on design and materials comes as standard. We can also provide advice on governmental loans and green initiatives available to you. We also donate 5% of our net profits to environmental charities so our customers can be reassured that we are green by name and nature.
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Once again it is my honour to introduce the presentation of the world's most prestigious environmental award, the UNEP Sasakawa Environment Prize.
First, let me welcome and thank Mr. Shuichi Ohno, Director of International Affairs at the Nippon Foundation. The unwavering support of the Nippon Foundation since 1984 has enabled us to honour and highlight the work of twenty-eight outstanding individuals and institutions from around the world for their contributions to improving the environment on which we all depend.
In would also thank Lord Clinton-Davis, the Chairman of the UNEP Sasakawa Environment Prize Selection Committee and his eminent team for once again choosing a winner whose work stands as an inspiration to us all.
Inspiration and leadership is something that the world needs if it is to be able to follow the difficult path towards sustainable development. I am therefore also pleased to welcome tonight's Pastrano Borrero lecturer, Mr. Jan Pronk. Mr. Pronk has consistently provided leadership, diplomacy, resolve and inspiration in the quest for sustainable development, especially during the difficult climate negotiations in The Hague, Bonn and Marrakech, and most recently as the United Nations Secretary General's Special Representative at the World Summit for Sustainable Development.
I would also like to welcome Mr. Iqbal Riza who is tonight representing the United Nations Secretary General, Mr. Kofi Annan. During his tenure Mr. Annan has been a true champion of sustainable development as well as of human rights and world peace. Documents such as his Millennium Report to the United Nations General Assembly and initiatives like the Global Compact have contributed greatly to putting the environment firmly on the international development agenda.
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Development that is environmentally sustainable is the core principle of the life's work of tonight's Sasakawa Environment Prize winner, Ashok Khosla.
As befits a UNEP Sasakawa Environment Prize winner, the list of Ashok Khosla's achievements is substantial.
In the 1960s, his academic work on the integration of economic activity, ecological security and social equity influenced world leaders and helped define many of the concepts that underlie today's sustainable development agenda.
Then, in the 1970s, Dr Khosla was able to put theory into practice when he was invited to become the founding Director of the Government of India's Office of Environmental Planning and Coordination—the first national environmental agency in a developing country.
Dr. Khosla's promotion of environmental research, impact assessments and management plans not only helped the government and people of India to address the underlying environmental issues of a developing economy, it helped bring some of the root causes of environmental problems—like imbalances in global trade regimes—on to the international agenda.
Another of Dr. Khosla's achievements from that time was the establishment of national databases and information systems to provide the basis for sound environmental management. The need for accurate, timely and relevant information cannot be emphasised enough, which is why it is a UNEP priority. It will probably come as no surpass to you, then, to learn that in 1975 Dr. Khosla went on from heading India's Office of Environmental Planning and Coordination to help establish UNEP's first global information system on the environment.
UNEP's environmental information and assessment capability has grown significantly since Dr. Khosla was with us. The enhancement of environmental knowledge and understanding worldwide is something of which UNEP—and Dr. Khosla—can be rightfully proud.
There is a saying that knowledge is power. By providing people with knowledge about their environment we are able to give them the power to influence their lives.
Empowerment is a theme which runs through Dr. Khosla's career, especially in his work of the past two decades. Since 1983, Ashok Khosla has been addressing the fundamental issues of sustainable development in the most direct and practical way possible through his work as the leader of the Development Alternatives Group.
Development Alternatives' goal is simple: to make environmentally sound development a good business proposition. Later in this afternoon's programme you will have the opportunity to watch a short film about how Development Alternatives works with—and for—the rural poor of India, put together by another UNEP Sasakawa Prize Laureate, Barbara Pyle. I know you will find it inspirational.
In 1972, at the Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment—which was the springboard for the founding of UNEP—India's Prime Minister Indira Ghandi said that "poverty is the greatest polluter of all."
Poverty degrades the environment. A degraded environment intensifies poverty. It is a vicious downward spiral.
For twenty years the Development Alternatives Group has been devising and implementing simple yet effective ways of breaking that spiral.
Sustainable development means meeting the basic needs of everyone. Sufficient food, clean water, adequate healthcare, opportunities for education and access to fundamental human rights are some of the prerequisites for a sustainable future. One way of achieving these basic aims is to provide people—especially women—with jobs that provide a decent income and give meaning and dignity to life.
Women who work are—often for the first time—able to take control over their own lives, to choose when to have babies, and to decide how many children to have. Usually the choice is to have less children, who can then be given a larger share of available resources and a hope of a better future.
When these goals are achieved through employment that is also environment-friendly, then it becomes possible to envisage a world of hope where before there was despair.
This is Dr' Khosla's dream. This is what Development Alternatives is about.
Ladies and gentlemen,
The combination of dedication and expertise shown by Dr. Khosla throughout his career make him a worthy candidate for the UNEP Sasakawa Prize. But there is something else which makes him a winner.
A mark of greatness is whether you can avoid making yourself indispensable. Ashok Khosla's legacy is that he is creating technologies that will not only help change the lives of India's poor, but which can be transported and replicated across the globe, wherever environmentally-friendly technologies can be appropriately applied. This encapsulates everything from building bricks that don't need to be fired, thus saving valuable energy; to biodegradable fuel filters made in Development Alternatives' factories from paper manufactured from recycled cotton waste.
These filters are now being used by Toyota and Mercedes—a wonderful example of a win-win solution that addresses the heart of the sustainable development conundrum, namely the poverty of the majority contrasted with the over-consumption of the wealthy minority.
I think I can safely say that most of the people in this room are in the latter category. We over-consumers also need help to change our lives. The value of people like Dr. Khosla is that they have the power to reach us all—the rural poor of countries like India, who need help in improving their livelihoods, and the wealthy of the developed world who also need help, in the form of inspirational examples as well as appropriate technology, to change ours.
The replicability and transferability of Dr. Khosla's ideas are ultimately what will make the greatest impact. It is the generosity as well as the ingenuity of his vision that makes him a worthy addition to the distinguished list of UNEP Sasakawa laureates.
In honouring Dr. Khosla tonight, I hope we can all take some inspiration from his example and do something that will contribute to the good of all mankind.
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Here's how RW members rated this race (311 votes).
In short: Date of review: March 25, 2007
In short: Ultimate FLM 'warm-up'In full: I did this race so I didn't have to do my LSR by myself, and it did not fail to dissapoint me. Good atmosphere among runners (although a shame that the event cannot take on more runners). Drink stations a bit sporadic but I walked through them and took 2 drinks, of which there were plenty. Route directions on course the best I have ever seen. Fantastic location and scenery!To the organisers: couldn't hear the loudspeaker at start at all. And I was at the front! Amazed that I did not see a first aid station in all 21 miles! Please give some extra goodies/treats on completion. I mean you do 21M then all you get is a medal. Even a blister plaster would be nice!To other runners: some of you guys (and a mean a minority) are an absolute disgrace to the sport by chucking used energy gels in the bushes and around the countryside etc. Just put them in you pocket!Throwing it away by drinks stations is fine, but even if the marshalls do go round the course picking up litter (which i am sure they do) you cannot expect them to find all of them. I dont want to see this again; its pathetic.Despit the above, thanks to organisers and marshalls. Great fun! Great job! Could well be back!Date of review: March 25, 2007
In short: Well done all - Brilliantly organised as alwaysDate of review: March 25, 2007
In short: great pre London raceIn full: well marshall,thank you we do this again,Date of review: March 25, 2007
In short: great supportive marshals and onlookers- keeps you going!!Date of review: March 25, 2007
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In short: Marshalls were great, I now wish that the 15m option was removed so that I wont be tempted again.......Date of review: March 25, 2007
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Beverly P. Brownell
On Friday, April 19, 2013, the Lord unexpectedly called home his special angel.
Beverly P. Brownell, 74, was born in Plattsburgh on March 17, 1939, the daughter of Oscar and Evelyn (Herling) Loso.
She graduated from the State University of New York at Plattsburgh with a BA in Home Economics in 1959 and later earned a master's degree in special education. Beverly was employed by the state of New York at Sunmount Developmental Center for 26 years, working first as a special education teacher, then in administration.
Beverly enjoyed being involved in community activities and was a member of many clubs and organizations. She held several offices in Business and Professional Women and the chamber of commerce, participated in numerous chamber of commerce events promoting tourism and economic growth for the village, and volunteered at the Wild Center. She was also a member of Eastern Star and Red Hats. Beverly enjoyed the friendship of exercise with her friends and instructors at the Sunmount pool.
She loved visiting with friends and family, and she maintained a close relationship with the Lalama family of Ecuador. Oscar Lalama lived with the Brownell family as an AFS foreign exchange student in 1978-1979, and the two families have remained close ever since, often visiting each other's homes. Over the years, Beverly developed a large network of friends, who will miss her warm, welcoming personality, infectious laughter and lively sense of humor. She hosted countless koffee klatches where she and her friends shared stories and news of the day, comforting each other in trying times; she shared her own life experiences, which enriched the lives of those around her.
Beverly was predeceased by the love of her life, Dr. Hans Corneille, with whom she shared a devoted and loving relationship for many years, an example of true love and commitment.
Beverly is survived by her two sons, Stephen Brownell of Houston, Texas, and Dan Brownell of Waupaca, Wis.; and her grandchildren: Catherine and Clare Brownell of Potsdam, and Elizabeth and Joshua Brownell of Waupaca, Wis. She also is survived by her brother, William Loso of Binghamton; nephew Tim Loso of Chenango Falls; niece Caroline (Loso) Norris of Endicott; cousins: David Reeves of Peru, New York, and Rick Mooney of Liverpool, New York; brother-in-law Joe Brownell of Cortland; and Joe Brownell's children: Greg Brownell of Glens Falls, Linda Brownell of Portage, Ohio, and Sharon (Brownell) Redfield of Fredonia. Finally, Beverly is survived also by her adopted Ecuadorean son, Oscar, his wife Kerly, and granddaughters Danielle and Beverly Lalama, of Guayaquil, Ecuador.
Family and friends may call from 4 to 7 p.m. on Friday, April 26, at Stuart Fortune Keough Funeral Home, 24 Cliff Ave., Tupper Lake, New York.
A funeral mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, April 27, at St. Alphonsus Church. Burial will follow in the parish cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to High Peaks Hospice & Palliative Care, 19 Church St., Saranac Lake, New York. Online condolences may be made at www.stuartfortunekeoughfuneralhome.com.


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Sweet Mazurka Playlist 11.28.06 Happy Birthday, Joe!
Rahim Alhaj: Taqsim Maqam Lami (When the Soul is Settled, 2006)
Hassan Hakmoun & Zahar: Bania (Trance, 1993)
Boubacar Traore: Mali Twist (Rough Guide to Mali and Guinea, 2000)
Issa Bagayogo: Kouloun (Sya, 1999)
Cessaria Evora: Africa Nossa (Rogamar, 2006)
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Mifune: Supercrush (Afro-Electronique, 2006)
Tarkan: Dudu (Turkish Groove, 2006)
Mostar Sevdah Reunion: The Jaybird is Singing (A Secret Gate, 2006)
Kim Doo Soo: Wild Flower (International Sad Songs, Volume One, 2006)
Nick Drake: Three Hours (Made to Love Magic)
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Elliott Brood: Second Son (Ambassador, 2005)
Kristin Hersh: Like You (Strange Angels, 1998)
Norfolk & Western: The Shortest Stare (the unsung colony, 2006)
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European m-commerce is expected to grow 510% from 2010 through 2012.
Apparently, Europeans, like U.S. consumers, are taking to the notion of making purchases through their mobile phones. And that bodes well for retailers investing in mobile commerce.
By the end of this year, mobile commerce in a group of 13 Western European countries will have grown 510% since 2010, going from 2.4 billion Euros ($3.2 billion) to 14.6 billion Euros ($19.5 billion) by the end of 2012, predicts a report commissioned by shopping search engine Kelkoo and conducted by the Centre for Retail Research.
The projection includes sales from such products as flowers, digital downloads, furniture, software, sporting goods, tickets and video games, Kelkoo says.
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In comparison, 48% of U.S. mobile phone users had smartphones in January, according to research giant Nielsen.
High rates of smartphone adoption are essential to mobile commerce, and this research suggests retailers in the United States and Europe can expect continued m-commerce growth.
The European research also provides some insight into how much consumers spend on mobile commerce. At $302, the United Kingdom had the highest average m-commerce sales per smartphone user in 2011. The least was $36.08 among Italian smartphone users. The average was $156.37 for the year.
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Küng, Hans
Hans Küng 1928-
(Hans Kueng) Swiss theologian.
The following entry presents an overview of Küng's career through 1998.
Hans Küng is one of the world's most celebrated and controversial Christian theologians. A Roman Catholic priest, his criticism of Pope John Paul II and his questioning of some of the major tenets of the Catholic religion have caused him to be censured by the Church. Despite the controversial nature of his ideas, critics have praised him for his scholarly, well-researched, and ecumenical approach to questions of theology.
Biographical Information
Hans Küng was born on March 19, 1928, in Sursee, Lucerne, Switzerland, to Hans and Emma Küng. He was ordained a Roman Catholic priest in 1954. In the 1960s, Küng was an up-and-coming member of the hierarchy of the Catholic Church. During the reign of Pope John XXIII, Küng was appointed the official theologian to the Second Vatican Council and is recognized as its architect. Küng's relationship with Rome changed during the reign of subsequent popes whom he felt were reversing the important reforms set in motion by Vatican II. In 1979, in response to Küng's controversial examination of Catholic beliefs, the Vatican forbade Küng to call himself a "Catholic theologian" or to examine candidates for the priesthood. Küng was personally devastated by the Church's disciplinary measures, but his commitment to his faith and his career as a theologian continued to flourish. Küng is a professor of theology at the University of Tubingen in West Germany. He has also been a visiting professor at several universities throughout the world.
Major Works
Küng has been particularly critical of Pope John Paul II and what he considers the pontiff's repressive policies. He has written several articles on the subject. Wozu Priester? (1971; Why Priests?) delineates Küng's conception of the leadership of the Church. As with many of Küng's works, this book raised eyebrows among conservative theologians by espousing that a lifelong, celibate, male priesthood is unnecessary according to the New Testament. In Christ sein (1974; On Being a Christian), Küng described what is common among the various Christian religions and discussed the reasons a person would choose to believe in Christianity. The book focuses on the life and teaching of Jesus Christ and the nature of his divinity. Signposts for the Future (1978) is a collection of essays that reiterates the uniqueness of Christianity explained in On Being a Christian. It further goes on to discuss Christians' relationship with larger society and their relationship with the Church. Beginning with Christentum und Weltreligionen (1984; Christianity and the World Religions), Küng began to focus on the relationship between Christianity and the other major world religions. He collaborated with Julia Ching on Christentum und Chinesische Religion (1989; Christianity and Chinese Religions) in which they analyze the place of Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism, and Christianity in modern China. Kung's Theologie im Aufbruch (1988; Theology for the Third Millennium) asserts that the postmodern Church lacks direction and proposes a course that will cause it to flourish and bring it to a closer relationship with the other world religions. Projekt Welthethos (1993; Global Responsibility is a continuation of the ideas set forth in Christianity and the World Religions. Kung asserted three points in this volume: our survival is dependent on the development of a world ethic; we can have no world peace without peace between the religions; and there will be no peace between the religions without a dialogue between the religions. In his attempt to foster a greater understanding between people of different faiths, Kung has begun a trilogy tracing the foundations of the major religions, including volumes entitled Judentum (1992; Judaism), Christentum (1995; Christianity), and a proposed volume on Islam.
Critical Reception
Even when critics disagree with Küng's assertions, they praise him for his intellectual courage and honesty. Andrew M. Greeley called Küng "a priest and scholar who is doing his best to live that life no matter what the cost in professional envy and institutional isolation." Reviewers credit his work as scholarly and rooted in the Bible. Carl J. Armbruster asserted that "one of Küng's special merits as a theologian is that he takes the Bible very seriously." Many reviewers note how Küng's work puts him at odds with liberal theologians and the Roman Catholic Church alike. The former because of his assertion that the typical responses to the evils of capitalism have failed, and the latter for his questioning of the basis of papal authority. Some critics have accused the theologian of going overboard in his criticism of Pope John Paul II, marring some of his otherwise laudable work. While most critics agree that Küng's goal of creating a greater understanding between the religions is a commendable one, there is some disagreement about the effectiveness of his approach. Some reviewers complain that in Küng's attempts to foster understanding and ecumenism, he does not put sufficient focus on the uniqueness of individual faiths and has lost the true meaning of his own religion. Specifically, some critics found Küng's Judaism to be dismissive and patronizing to Jews. Eugene Fisher and Jack Bemporad state, "At some risk of being insufficiently respectful of Küng's well-established reputation, we must report that Jewish readers—with good cause—are likely to find this volume, which purports after all to present their faith and their traditions, to be insensitive and inaccurate." Robert P. Imbelli summed up Küng's virtues in his review of Küng's Christianity, stating that the book "bears all the marks of Küng's virtues: stunning erudition, moral passion, provocative honesty and sometimes unrelenting polemics."
Principal Works
Rechtfertigung: Die Lehre Karl Barths und eine katholische besinnung [Justification: The Doctrine of Karl Barth and a Catholic Reflection] (nonfiction) 1957
Konzil und Wiedervereinigung: Erneuerung als Ruf in die Einheit [The Coucil and Reunion] (nonfiction) 1960
Kirche im Konzil [The Council in Action: Theological Reflections on the Second Vatican Council] (nonfiction) 1963
Wozu Priester? Ein Hilfe [Why Priests? A Proposal for a New Church Ministry] (nonfiction) 1971
Christ sein [On Being a Christian] (nonfiction) 1974; also published as Die christliche Herausforderung, 1980
Existiert Gott? Antwort auf die Gottesfrage der Neuzeit [Does God Exist? An Answer for Today] (nonfiction) 1978
*Signposts for the Future: Contemporary Issues Facing the Church (articles) 1978
Ewiges Leben? [Eternal Life? Life After Death as a Medical, Philosophical, and Theological Problem] (nonfiction) 1982
Christentum und Weltreligionen: Hinfuehrung zum Dialog mit Islam, Hinduismus und Buddhismus [Christianity and the World Religions: Paths of Dialogue with Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism] [with others] (nonfiction) 1984
The Church in Anguish: Has the Vatican Betrayed Vatican II? [editor; with Leonard Swidler] (essays) 1987
Theologie im Aufbruch [Theology for the Third Millennium: An Ecumenical View] (nonfiction) 1988
Christentum und Chinesische Religion [Christianity and Chinese Religions] [with Julia Ching] (nonfiction) 1989
Theologie—Wohin? and Das Neue Paradigma von Theologie [Paradigm Change in Theology] [editor; with David Tracy] 2 vols. (essays) 1989
Judentum [Judaism: Between Yesterday and Tomorrow] (nonfiction) 1992
Credo: The Apostles' Creed Explained for Today (nonfiction) 1993
Projekt Welthethos [Global Responsibility: In Search of a New World Ethic] (nonfiction) 1993
Christentum [Christianity: Essence, History, and Future] (nonfiction) 1995
*Includes translations of Zwanzig Thesen zum Christsein, Was ist Firmung? and Jesus im Widerstreit: Ein juedisch-christlicher Dialog.
Carl J. Armbruster (review date 25 August 1972)
SOURCE: A review of Why Priests? in Commonweal, Vol. XCVI, No. 19, August 25, 1972, pp. 458-60.
[In the following review, Armbruster analyzes Küng's discussion of the priesthood in Why Priests?]
This latest book by Hans Küng is a fine piece of popularization. Not that it is unscholarly, for Küng's scholarly credentials in the area of ecclesiology have been established elsewhere. But he dispenses with footnotes and references in order to develop in broad strokes his "proposal for a new church ministry" (the subtitle). To those who are well-informed about current trends in the theology of the priesthood, the book offers no startling surprises. However, both for the specialist and for the general public it summarizes and locates the cutting edge of theological thought on the priesthood. It also pushes to the foreground questions which are ripe for discussion and argument.
What does Küng say about the priesthood? First he situates the crisis of the ministry within an ecclesiological context, namely, "a nuanced democratization of the church" (p. 24). The word "nuanced" is important here, for Küng stresses that it is an analogous, even ambiguous political concept that must be critically adapted in the light of the N. T. when applied to the church. Theologically, it means "an increasing co-responsibility of all members of the ecclesial community," which should produce a community of "liberty, equality, and fraternity." This choice of the slogan of the French Revolution to describe what the new church should be strikes me as somewhat strained and even "old hat," though the ecclesial realities behind these political terms are well described.
As Raymond Brown has noted (America, May 20, 1972), one of Küng's special merits as a theologian is that he takes the Bible very seriously. His treatment of the N. T. ministry underscores its functional as opposed to its "official" nature, the model of flexibility it presents, the underlying concept of leadership as more basic than that of cultic priesthood, the centrality of charism, the functional rather than the historical understanding of apostolic succession, and the norm of service which Jesus proposes.
On one point, however, Küng seems too touchy, if not inconsistent, and that is his aversion to the term "office," for he states that "church 'office' is not a biblical concept." (p. 39) He prefers "function" or "service." Yet he repeatedly refers to the ministry of leadership as a "permanent public responsibility" or uses...
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John B. Breslin (review date 28 November 1976)
SOURCE: "God and Küng," in Washington Post Book World, November 28, 1976, pp. H1-H2.
[In the following review, Breslin praises Kung's On Being a Christian, stating that "Kung provides a skillfully argued, theologically nuanced and personally appropriated set of arguments for the liberating power of Christianity."]
Religious bestsellers in this country usually mean inspirational books by Billy Graham or slightly kooky tracts like Hal Lindsey's Late Great Planet Earth. And even when they sell zillions of copies, they don't make the standard bestseller lists because they're sold in bookstores that are not surveyed. They do things differently in...
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Andrew M. Greeley (review date 19 December 1976)
SOURCE: "Hans Küng: Embattled Teacher and Priest," in New York Times Book Review, December 19, 1976, pp. 5, 16.
[In the following review, Greeley praises Küng's On Being a Christian for the author's scholarly and truthful approach.]
The controversial Swiss theologian Hans Küng has written the best defense of traditional Catholic Christianity to appear in this century. Christ Sein sold several hundred thousand copies in its German edition and was on the best seller lists in Germany for several months. It is unlikely, however, that so many American Catholics have the intellectual discipline to plow through a 720-page book on their faith, and more's...
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James C. Logan (review date 13 September 1978)
SOURCE: "A Passionate Participant," in Christian Century, Vol. XCV, No. 28, September 13, 1978, pp. 832-33.
[In the following review, Logan asserts that Küng's Signposts for the Future shows the personal side of the author's Christianity.]
Usually a collection of essays such as [Signposts for the Future] (by a leading theologian covering a wide range of topics) is a disappointment. Either the essays were written prior to the publication of a major work which says the same thing better, or the essays are dribblings left over from a major work and simply offer the publisher an opportunity to cash in. In either case, the net result is redundancy....
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Gerard S. Sloyan (review date 24 November 1978)
SOURCE: A review of Signposts for the Future, in Commonweal, November 24, 1978, p. 767.
[In the following review, Sloyan lauds Küng's Signposts for the Future.]
[Signposts for the Future] is a collection of essays, interviews, and one radio dialogue (with Pinchas Lapide) done by the priest of the diocese of Luzern who is professor of dogmatic and ecumenical studies at the state university of Tübingen in Germany. Like anything the embattled Swiss theologian writes, it is well worth examining. Primarily it shows a Catholic reminding fellow-members of his church in whatever station that their fidelity to the person and teaching of Jesus is their best...
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Philip E. Devenish (review date June 1985)
SOURCE: A review of Eternal Life? Life After Death as a Medical, Philosophical, and Theological Problem, in Theological Studies, Vol. 46, No. 2, June, 1985, pp. 361-62.
[In the following review, Devenish complains that Küng's Eternal Life? fails in comparison to the first two works of the trilogy.]
In this series of nine public lectures given in Tübingen and Ann Arbor, we have the final installment, [Eternal Life?] along with On Being a Christian and Does God Exist?, of K[üng]'s "trilogy" (xvi). His basic approach parallels that taken in On Being a Christian. In the first section, "The Horizon," K[üng] sets the...
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John Bierman (essay date 18 November 1985)
SOURCE: "Rome's Blunt Renegade," in Maclean's, Vol. 98, No. 46. November 18, 1985, pp. 5, 8.
[In the following essay, Bierman discusses Küng's contentious relationship with Pope John Paul II and the Catholic Church.]
To many conservative Roman Catholics the action appeared treasonous. For many reformists, on the other hand, it seemed courageous. On Oct. 4 and 5, newspapers in Toronto, London, Madrid, Zurich, Hamburg and Rome carried the latest polemic of Dr. Hans Küng, Pope John Paul II's most celebrated and persistent Catholic critic. The two-part article was a 6,000-word onslaught on what Küng says is the reactionary and repressive policies of the pontiff and...
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Hans Küng with David Toolan (interview date 30 January 1987)
SOURCE: "The Way Forward: Talking with Hans Küng," in Commonweal, Vol. CXIV, No. 2, January 30, 1987, pp. 44-5.
[In the following interview, Küng discusses the current and possible future path of the Catholic Church in terms of reform and tradition.]
Last November Commonweal's David Toolan spoke with Hans Küng in New York City. Among other topics covered were issues of authority and dissent in the Catholic church today.
[Toolan:] What do you think of the Vatican's current actions?
[Küng:] If you want an explication of the context of Rome's present attitude, you have to see that the Catholic church in the Second...
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Hans Küng with David Toolan (interview date 13 March 1987)
SOURCE: "Religions of the One God," in Commonweal, Vol. CXIV, No. 5, March 13, 1987, pp. 143, 146-47.
[In the following interview, Küng discusses the similarities and differences between the major world religions and his attempt to create an understanding among different religions with his book Christianity and the World Religions.]
World religions was the major topic of conversation last fall when Commonweal's David Toolan spoke with Hans Küng in New York City. Küng's comments on authority and dissent within the Catholic church [appear above].
[Toolan:] How did you come to write your current book, Christianity and the World...
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Brian A. Haggerty (review date 15 March 1989)
SOURCE: A review of Theology for the Third Millennium: An Ecumenical View, in Christian Century, Vol. 106, No. 9, March 15, 1989, pp. 290-91.
[In the following review, Haggerty discusses Küng's retrospective look at Christian theology and the development of his own theology in Theology for the Third Millennium.]
We live life forward but understand it backward, Soren Kierkegaard observed. For Hans Küng, professor of dogmatic and ecumenical theology at the University of Tübingen and theological thorn in the papacy's side, the observation may apply equally well to theology. In fact, it may help explain why Küng has been at odds with Rome for so long....
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Clyde F. Crews (review date 7-14 February 1990)
SOURCE: A review of Paradigm Change in Theology, in Christian Century, Vol. 107, No. 5, February 7-14, 1990, pp. 254, 256.
[In the following review, Crews discusses the exploration of pardigmatic studies by major theologians in Paradigm Change in Theology, edited by Küng and David Tracy.]
"Take my hand," began a song in the 1953 musical Kismet, "I'm a stranger in paradise." Those who have been off the theological planet for the past few years could substitute the word "paradigm" at the end of that phrase. Paradigmatic studies became coin of the realm in the '80s. To round out the decade, Hans Küng and David Tracy directed an...
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Byron C. Lambert (essay date Summer 1990)
SOURCE: "Reflections on Hans Küng's Theology for the Third Millennium," in Modern Age, Vol. 33, No. 2, Summer, 1990, pp. 157-64.
[In the following essay, Lambert outlines Küng's vision for the Church in the twenty-first century as expressed in his Theology for the Third Millennium.]
If Erasmus returned to the earth today would he be a Catholic or a Protestant? There is one who believes he would be a Küngian.
Hans Küng, Catholic theologian at Germany's University of Tübingen, whose books, On Being a Christian and Does God Exist?, provoked broad discussion in the seventies among both Catholics and Protestants, has brought...
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Hans Küng with Nathan Gardels (interview date Spring 1991)
SOURCE: "The New Ethics: Global Responsibility," in New Perspectives Quarterly, Vol. 8, No. 2, Spring, 1991, pp. 44-9.
[In the following interview, Küng details his ideas for the future of religious understanding and a common world ethic.]
[Gardels:] Is this the last modern century?
[Kung:] I would be more radical than that. Strictly speaking, modernity ended in 1918. World War I shattered the belief in inevitable progress toward peace and prosperity, "the end of history," as Hegel put it. And the hegemony of Europe—cradle of the Enlightenment and the secular ideology of Reason—began splintering with the breakdown of the colonial...
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Alan Race (review date 16 August 1991)
SOURCE: "Credo in Unum Humanum," in Times Literary Supplement, August 16, 1991, p. 27.
[In the following review, Race asserts, "Hans Küng's Global Responsibility aims to provide a rationale for overcoming the tragic fissure between peace and truth, both within and between the world religions."]
While the moral summons to peace ought to instil friendship between the religions, their neurotic desire for the absolute truth, as the respective traditions have symbolized and defended it, has driven them to war. If religions have historically placed a premium on truth over peace, then the declining state of the globe now cries out for a reversal of priorities....
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Raymond Carr (review date 12 September 1992)
SOURCE: "Paradigms Lost and Found," in Spectator, September 12, 1992, pp. 36-7.
[In the following review, Carr outlines Küng's investigation of Judaism in his book by the same name.]
Hans Küng is Professor of Ecumenical Theology and Director of the Institute for Ecumenical Research in Tübingen. The thesis of his long and learned book (90 pages of dense footnotes) is that religion, rightly conceived, offers humanity its last chance for peace and justice in what he terms the post-modern world. There can be
no peace among the nations without peace among the religions; no peace among the religions without dialogue between the...
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Ronald Modras (review date 31 October 1992)
SOURCE: A review of Judaism: Between Yesterday and Tomorrow, in America, Vol. 167, No. 13, October 31, 1992, pp. 332-34.
[In the following review, Modras asserts that Küng's Judaism will not change the course of Judaism or Mid-East politics, "But here is a book that religious leaders and theologians in all three Abrahamic communities can read with profit, a book that all interested laity can understand."]
Publishers are known for hyperbole. When the dust jacket claims this is the "most important book written by a Christian about Judaism in this century," it sounds exactly like that mix of audacity and gall known in Yiddish as chutzpa. But...
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Eugene Fisher and Jack Bemporad (review date 29 January 1993)
SOURCE: "Opportunities Missed," in Commonweal, Vol. CXX, No. 2, January 29, 1993, pp. 29-30.
[In the following review of Judaism,Fisher and Bemporad complain that "Jewish readers—with good cause—are likely to find [the work] insensitive and inaccurate."]
When a scholar of great stature enters a new, albeit related field of endeavor to his own, it is an event of significance for both his usual followers and those in the field itself. For the potential for creative insights is great. So it is with anticipation that one approaches Küng's monumental volume on Judaism and Jewish-Christian relations. Küng attempts here a critical survey of all of Jewish...
(The entire section is 1201 words.)
Robert H. Bryant (review date 17 March 1993)
SOURCE: A review of Judaism: Between Yesterday and Tomorrow, in Christian Century, Vol. 110, No. 9, March 17, 1993, pp. 299-301.
[Bryant is professor emeritus of constructive theology at United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities in New Brighton, Minnesota. In the following review, he praises Küng's Judaism for its scholarly merit and its accessibility to the general reader.]
Hans Küng, director of the Institute for Ecumenical Research at the University of Tübingen, is internationally recognized as a foremost participant in ecumenical dialogue. He wrote his doctoral dissertation on Karl Barth at a time when that topic was still unusual for a Roman...
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Clark M. Williamson (essay date Summer-Fall 1993)
SOURCE: "The Christology of Hans Küng: A Critical Analysis," in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Vol. XXX, Nos. 3-4, Summer-Fall, 1993, pp. 372-88.
[In the following essay, Williamson traces Küng's Christology and explains the difficulty of using such a Christology to further a Jewish-Christian dialogue.]
The purpose of this essay is to criticize Hans Küng's Christology in light of his intention to develop a Christology that will support a theological conversation with Jews and contribute to mutual understanding and cooperation. Upon analysis, Küng's is a historical-Jesus Christology, in which Jesus' identity is formed by locating...
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Larry A. Green (review date 2 March 1994)
SOURCE: A review of Credo: The Apostles' Creed Explained for Today, in Christian Century, Vol. 111, No. 7, March 2, 1994, pp. 231-32.
[In the following review, Green calls Küng's Credo "worth the effort."]
If Hans Küng's 21st book[, Credo: The Apostles' Creed Explained for Today,] were listed on a computer disk, its file name might be Küng.sea, indicating that this is a compressed file in the form of a "self-expanding archive." Compression shrinks computer files to use less space on the disk. To make the files usable again, they must be expanded. One of contemporary Roman Catholicism's best-known theologians, Küng has created a compact...
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William P. George (review date 18-25 May 1994)
SOURCE: "The Promise of a Global Ethic," in Christian Century, Vol. 111, No. 17, May 18-25, 1994, pp. 530-33.
[In the following review, George briefly outlines A Global Ethic, developed by the Parliament of the World's Religions and edited by Küng and Karl-Josef Kuschel, and briefly compares it to John Paul II's encyclical on Roman Catholic moral theology, Veritatis Splendor.]
"Come together in unity. Speak in profound agreements. May your minds converge (in deep consensus). May your deliberations be uniform and united in your hearts. May you be firmly bound and united in your intentions and resolves." In this way a Hindu sacred text (Rig Veda...
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Thomas W. Currie III (review date January 1995)
SOURCE: A review of Credo: The Apostles' Creed Explained for Today, in Theology Today, Vol. 51, No. 4, January, 1995, pp. 618-24.
[In the following excerpt, Currie states, "Earnest, eager to resolve doubt, anxious not to give offence, Credo is remarkable in its breadth of learning, yet is strangely non-threatening, hardly disturbing to either the faithful or the unbelieving."]
[Daniel L. Migliore's The Lord's Prayer: Perspectives for Reclaiming Christian Prayer] delights in no small part because it invites us more deeply into the gospel and enables us to see connections there that cast new light on the world. Unfortunately, Hans Küng's book,...
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Donald G. Bloesch (review date 2 October 1995)
SOURCE: "A Jesus for Everyone, A Christ for None," in Christianity Today, Vol. 39, No. 11, October 2, 1995, pp. 40, 42.
[In the following review, Bloesch calls into question Küng's historical focus on the life and teaching of Jesus, instead of Jesus's preexistence as a member of the Trinity, in Christianity, although he praises the book's comprehensiveness.]
In [Christianity: Essence, History, and Future], which the author presents as the culmination of a lifetime of study and reflection, noted Catholic theologian Hans Küng undertakes a comprehensive theological history of Christianity, showing its biblical roots and global implications. Küng...
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Robert P. Imbelli (review date 21 October 1995)
SOURCE: A review of Christianity: Essence, History, Future, in America, Vol. 173, No. 12, October 21, 1995, pp. 23-4.
[In the following review, Imbelli calls Küng's Christianity "a monumental, if flawed, achievement," and goes on to delineate the book's problems.]
In the course of a theological career of almost 40 years, Hans Küng has performed singular service to Christian theology and ecumenical understanding. His early works of the 1960's on the church helped prepare and promote the reform movement of Vatican II. His major works of the 1970's, On Being a Christian and Does God Exist?, attempted to set forth the meaning of...
(The entire section is 1086 words.)
Theodore C. Ross, S. J. (review date 20-27 December 1995)
SOURCE: "Küng's Synthesis," in Christian Century, Vol. 112, No. 37, December 20-27, 1995, pp. 1250-51.
[Ross is a lecturer in historical theology at the Catholic Theological Union of Chicago and Mundelein Seminary of the University of St. Mary of the Lake in Mundelein, Illinois. In the following review, he asserts that Küng's Christology in Christianity derives from his desire to reconcile Christianity with Judaism and Islam.]
Hans Küng is both predictable and unpredictable. He is scholarly yet populist, fascinating yet shocking, hopeful yet desperate. And his latest book[, Christianity: Essence, History, and Future,] gives every indication of...
(The entire section is 874 words.)
John P. Galvin (review date June 1996)
SOURCE: A review of Christianity: Essence, History, and Future, in Theological Studies, Vol. 57, No. 2, June, 1996, pp. 363-65.
[In the following review, Galvin criticizes Küng's Christianity for "the thin description of the essence of Christianity, the general aversion to high Christology (even in John) and to trinitarian theology, the reticence in speaking of soteriology, and the frequent glossing over of complex issues through rhetorical questions and appeal to simplistic alternatives [which] prevent the work from achieving its objective of fostering deeper understanding of the Christian faith."]
This massive volume[, Christianity,] is but...
(The entire section is 1053 words.)
Bruce Bawer (review date Winter 1998)
SOURCE: A review of Christianity, in Hudson Review, Vol. L, No. 4, Winter, 1998, pp. 697-98.
[In the following excerpt, Bawer traces the different shifts in Christianity which Küng's Christianity presents.]
Godsey, Taylor, and Borg seek to help readers move beyond narrow dogmatism to an understanding that the essence of Christianity is not about dogma but about spiritual experience. This is also a key part of the message of Hans Küng's Christianity: Essence, History, and Future. Küng, the Swiss architect of Vatican II who may be the greatest theologian of the century but who is currently persona non grata at the papal palazzo, has...
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Service Provider DescriptionThe Department of Earth Sciences was formed in 1983 following the accessions of the Teachers Institute of Geology and Paleontology, Geophysical Observatory and most of the faculty of the Institute of Mineralogy and Petrology. These three institutions were born twenty years earlier: the Institute of Mineralogy and Petrology, in 1965, with the call of the Chair of Prof. R. Petrography Pellizzer, the Institute of Geology and Paleontology, in 1967, with the call to the chair of Geology by Prof. E. Giannini, the Geophysical Observatory in 1968, with the call to the Chair of Geophysics Prof. A. Norinelli. In 1965, just the arrival of Prof. Pellizzer had allowed the official birth of the Faculty of Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences, formed initially by Profs. G. Domains, P. Omodeo and, indeed, by Prof. R. Pellizzer, who became the Dean. At the sitting of the Faculty of October 12, 1967 was approved the establishment of the Bachelor of Science in Geological Sciences, which was added to those in Biological Sciences and Natural Sciences.
The Institute of Geology, after a brief stay in the building of Via Mattioli No. 4, moved, in 1968, the first floor of the eighteenth century Palazzo Venturi-Gallerani, located in Via Circle No. 5. The staff was initially made by Prof. E. Giannini, Director, Dr. A. Lazzarotto, assistant, and professors. R. Signorini and T. Lipparini, in charge respectively of external Geology and Paleontology. In the early 70's staff is also enriched with the acquisition of Dr. FA Decandia as Technical graduate, M. Pasini, as the external charge of Geology of Hydrocarbons, R. Funds, as an assistant, A. Brogini, fellow. The non-teaching staff consisted of A. Valenti, Secretary to act as an expert in typing, and G. Bartoli. In 1972 the Institute of Geology, moved to the nearby Palazzo Giglioli-Bulla, at No. 3 Via the Circle, home to more adequate to the increased number, above all, the teaching staff.
With the establishment of the Department of Earth Sciences, Via Circle headquarters is enlarged with the acquisition of adjacent buildings Raspi-Bandini Street at the corner of Circle-P.to S. Augustine, and Cesari-Manganelli (used as classrooms) in P.to S. Augustine. In the 90s, following the construction of the Scientific Pole of S. Illuminated, it freed the Central Palace of Via Laterina 3. This building, after a series of renovations, he was assigned to the Department of Earth Sciences, which moved there in 1999 (present location).
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Shirley Jean Fish of Mayfield passed away peacefully January 28, 2013, at Mountain Valley Hospice in Gloversville. Her loving family was by her side.
Born in the town of Root on November 17, 1934, she was the daughter of the late George and C. Anna McMillen Watson.
Shirley grew up in the hamlet of Rural Grove and was a graduate of Canajoharie High School. Shirley was employed most of her life at Coleco and Hasbro Industries in Amsterdam, most recently a housekeeper for the Home Health Care Partners of Amsterdam. She is a former member of the Moose Lodge in Johnstown; loved NASCAR and enjoyed going to the Fonda Speedway every Saturday night. She was an avid sports fan and liked the Dodgers and the Dolphins. Shirley was a loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Her eyes would light up and her spirit would brighten to see her grandkids, especially Elizabeth Brownell and Hunter Hayes.
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Fungible (fuhn-juh-buhl), Adj. — Being of such nature or kind as to be freely exchangeable or replaceable. Noun — Strawman argument in 2011 politics.
A few weeks ago, the House of Representatives approved an amendment to strip federal funding from Planned Parenthood, which provides cancer screening and contraception. At issue was Planned Parenthood's status as an abortion provider.
Federal money cannot fund abortions, via the Hyde Amendment, and Planned Parenthood has accounting that shows they obey the law. But that's just not good enough.
"Money is fungible," Indiana Rep. Mike Pence said during debate of the measure. "They don't use that money for abortions, but use it to cover other things to free up money to promote and provide abortions. Separation of accounting records and separation of facilities within the same building is not enough."
I see two problems with fungibility as a line of attack.
The first is that it's a very selective attack. Consider:
• It's illegal for candidates for federal office to take foreign campaign contributions.
• The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which spent millions in the 2010 election, accepts foreign donations into its general fund.
• The Chamber used its general fund to pay for campaign contributions, which benefited Republicans such as Pence.
Yet, there's no congressional call for a Federal Election Commission investigation that since "money is fungible," foreign dollars free up expenses for congressional campaigns.
My accusation highlights the second problem. Nobody has proven a shell game from either Chamber or Planned Parenthood. Arguing fungibility in these cases takes an inference of misconduct, and substitutes it for proof.
Another fungibility argument is taking place across state legislatures, in an attempt to remove collective bargaining rights from public employees.
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When Mr. Teacher goes grocery shopping on payday, taxpayer dollars didn't buy his Cap'n Crunch; he did. And if there's a payroll deduction to a union or a charity, taxpayer dollars didn't provide for that; he did. They stopped being taxpayer dollars the instant the paycheck was issued.
You don't have to like unions or a woman's right to choose. That's not the point. But neither is fungibility.
It's not about Planned Parenthood using fungibility to break federal law — it's about government's heavy hand creating more hoops for women to jump through.
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