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Hans Küng
Hans Küng (pronounced [ˈhans ˈkʏŋ]; born 19 March 1928) is a Swiss Catholic priest, theologian, and author. Since 1995 he has been President of the Foundation for a Global Ethic (Stiftung Weltethos). He is notable for his rejection of the doctrine of papal infallibility. Although Küng is not officially allowed to teach Catholic theology, his priestly faculties have not been revoked. In 1979, he had to leave the Catholic faculty, but remained at the University of Tübingen as a professor of ecumenical theology, serving as an emeritus professor since 1996.
Life and work
Küng was born in Sursee, Canton of Lucerne. He studied philosophy and theology at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome and was ordained in 1954. He continued his education in various European cities, including the Sorbonne.
In 1960, he was appointed professor of theology at Eberhard Karls university, Tübingen, Germany. Like his colleague Joseph Ratzinger (later Pope Benedict XVI), in 1962 he was appointed peritus by Pope John XXIII, serving as an expert theological advisor to members of the Second Vatican Council until its conclusion in 1965. At Küng's instigation, the Catholic faculty at Tübingen appointed Ratzinger as professor of dogmatic theology.
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Interview - Küng: Catholicism heading back to Middle-Ages
A small town in southern Germany was the scene of a meeting of minds between two members of the Catholic church in the 1960s. Theologian Hans Küng invited his colleague Josef Ratzinger to Tübingen to teach at the university's Catholic faculty. Shocked by the student revolt of 1968 Ratzinger became increasingly conservative. He also became Pope Benedict XVI 4 decades later. His boss at the time, Hans Küng, went on to be described as the "super-star of European theology" becoming an arch-critic of church hierarchy, calling for an end to celibacy, and the acceptance of contraception. Küng and Ratzinger both took part in the second Vatican council, the biggest shake-up of the Catholic church of the 20th century, marking an overture to the modern world, and dialogue ...
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Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Hans Küng
For more on this event, visit: https://bit.ly/3yc13lA For more on the Berkley Center, visit: https://berkleycenter.georgetown.edu May 3, 2021 | With the death of the Swiss priest and theologian Hans Küng in April at age 93, Catholicism lost one of its most influential and controversial figures. Küng made robust contributions to the Second Vatican Council, ecclesiology, ecumenical and interreligious dialogue, and the encounter of religions in the global context – expressed in the Declaration Toward a Global Ethic, a landmark document that aimed to chart and develop points of contact among different faiths. This two-part conversation invited scholars inspired by Küng’s work to reflect on his legacy. In part one, Peter Phan, Catherine Cornille, and Rev. David Hollenbach, S.J. explored Küng’s...
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Hans Küng talks about the new pope
http://www.euronews.com/ From Euronews Rudi Herbert spoke to the well-known theologian and church critic, Professor Hans Küng. Rudi Herbert: "It was a giant media show in Rome, and the election was a surprise. But with his fragile health, isn't he going to be just a transitional Pope?" Hans Küng: "I am not worried about that. He is not going to be a transitional Pope. John 23rd. was only in office for 5 years and he changed the Church more than during the previous 500 years. The new Pope has already shown that he can change the whole atmosphere just by his simple and sober appearance." Rudi Herbert: "How should we interpret this election? Is Francis 1st going to be a Pope for the poor? He comes from the continent with most catholic believers and many social problems." Hans Küng: "...
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Hans Küng on A Global Ethic
Bettina Gray interviews Hans Küng on Global Ethics. Clip taken from A Parliament of Souls: 27 half-hour interviews with international religious and spiritual teachers filmed at the World Parliament of Religions, 1993. Series co-produced by Bettina Gray and Michael Tobias aired on KTEH (PBS), VISION-TV Canada, VISN cable network and AFN in 140 countries. Interviews were also published as a companion book of the same title.
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Hans Küng on Religious vs. Universal Law
For more on this event: http://bit.ly/og3O3s For a full-length video of this event: http://vimeo.com/32454223, http://vimeo.com/32455358 For more on the Berkley Center: http://berkleycenter.georgetown.edu November 3-4, 2011 | This video has been excerpted from the Berkley Center's Symposium on Global Ethic, Law and Policy. The focus of this two-day symposium was on two fields that have received comparatively less attention in connection with the Global Ethic: law and policy. Since its adoption by the World Parliament of Religions in 1993, and as a result of the extensive work of its drafter, Hans Küng, the Global Ethic has been related to many areas of human activity, including economics, politics, pedagogy, and international relations.
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14-10-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal II.
14-10-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal II. Programa de televisión. Fecha de emisión: 01-07-2011 Fecha de reemisión: 14-10-2011 Duración: 21' 05'' En esta segunda entrega del programa, que vuelve a asomarse al valioso trabajo de investigación del teólogo suizo Hans Küng, abrimos el foco a otras creencias religiosas, como el Islamismo y el judaísmo, para tratar, desde esta mirada tan crítica como conciliadora, uno de los temas más controvertidos y, al mismo tiempo, más necesarios, del mundo en que vivimos: El diálogo entre las religiones. Participan: Hans Küng, Sacerdote, Teólogo y Catedrático Emérito de Teología Ecuménica Universal de Tubinga; Manuel Fraijó, Teólogo, Filósofo y Decano Facultad de Filosofía UNED; Mónica Cavallé, Doctora en Filosofía y Presidenta Ho...
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Hans Küng - Climate Ally
Hans Küng, President of the Global Ethic Foundation, explains why he supports the Global Alliance for Climate Justice. Join him and become a Climate Ally today: http://www.timeforclimatejustice.org
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Projekt Weltethos. Zum Lebenswerk von Hans Küng | Dokumentation
Papstkritiker und Kirchenrebell – Mit diesen Worten wurde der weltbekannte Theologe oft beschrieben. Dabei war Hans Küng weit mehr als das. Für sein Herzensprojekt gewann der Aktivist u.a. hochkarätige Politiker:innen, Friedensnobelpreisträger:innen und Wirtschaftslenker:innen. Sie alle sahen und sehen die Notwendigkeit für Weltethos. Am 6. April 2021 ist der Visionär gestorben. Doch was manche nicht wissen: Sein Lebenswerk geht weiter. weltethos-institut.org weltethos.org worldlab.earth worldcitizen.school KAPITELMARKEN: Intro: 00:00 - 01:54 Über Weltethos: 01:54 - 07:05 Zu Hans Küng: 07:05 - 15:02 Das Projekt lebt weiter: 15:02 - 26:00 Abspann: 26:00 - 26:51 Konzept: Anna Tomfeah, Philipp Sigle Kamera: Philipp Sigle Interviews: Anna Tomfeah, Julia Glass Archivmaterial: ZFM Un...
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17-06-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal.
17-06-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal. Programa de televisión. Fecha de emisión: 17-06-2011 Duración: 26' 13'' El pasado 27 de Enero, la UNED hacía entrega del doctorado Honoris Causa al reconocido teólogo suizo, Hans Küng. La gran contribución a los estudios históricos del cristianismo, la reconocida contribución ecuménica a la unión de las confesiones cristianas, y su aún más valorable vocación de entendimiento entre las religiones judía, cristiana e islámica, según el espíritu del Concilio Vaticano II, han convertido a Hans Küng, a pesar de sus consabidos problemas con el Vaticano, en uno de los más influyentes teólogos y filósofos del mundo. Participan: Manuel Fraijó, Teólogo, Filósofo y Decano Facultad Filosofía UNED; Hans Küng, Sacerdote, Teólogo y Profesor Emé...
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Prof. Dr. Hans Küng, "The center of the Qur'an is God Himself as He is the center of the Bible"
published: 10 Aug 2012
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Interview - Küng: Catholicism heading back to Middle-Ages
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A small town in southern Germany was the scene of a meeting of minds between two members of the Catholic church in the 1960s. Theologian Hans Küng invited his c...
A small town in southern Germany was the scene of a meeting of minds between two members of the Catholic church in the 1960s. Theologian Hans Küng invited his colleague Josef Ratzinger to Tübingen to teach at the university's Catholic faculty.
Shocked by the student revolt of 1968 Ratzinger became increasingly conservative.
He also became Pope Benedict XVI 4 decades later.
His boss at the time, Hans Küng, went on to be described as the "super-star of European theology" becoming an arch-critic of church hierarchy, calling for an end to celibacy, and the acceptance of contraception.
Küng and Ratzinger both took part in the second Vatican council, the biggest shake-up of the Catholic church of the 20th century, marking an overture to the modern world, and dialogue with other religions and convictions. But what does Küng think of the controversy stirred up recently by his former employee?
https://wn.com/Interview_Küng_Catholicism_Heading_Back_To_Middle_Ages
A small town in southern Germany was the scene of a meeting of minds between two members of the Catholic church in the 1960s. Theologian Hans Küng invited his colleague Josef Ratzinger to Tübingen to teach at the university's Catholic faculty.
Shocked by the student revolt of 1968 Ratzinger became increasingly conservative.
He also became Pope Benedict XVI 4 decades later.
His boss at the time, Hans Küng, went on to be described as the "super-star of European theology" becoming an arch-critic of church hierarchy, calling for an end to celibacy, and the acceptance of contraception.
Küng and Ratzinger both took part in the second Vatican council, the biggest shake-up of the Catholic church of the 20th century, marking an overture to the modern world, and dialogue with other religions and convictions. But what does Küng think of the controversy stirred up recently by his former employee?
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Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Hans Küng
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For more on this event, visit: https://bit.ly/3yc13lA
For more on the Berkley Center, visit: https://berkleycenter.georgetown.edu
May 3, 2021 | With the death ...
For more on this event, visit: https://bit.ly/3yc13lA
For more on the Berkley Center, visit: https://berkleycenter.georgetown.edu
May 3, 2021 | With the death of the Swiss priest and theologian Hans Küng in April at age 93, Catholicism lost one of its most influential and controversial figures. Küng made robust contributions to the Second Vatican Council, ecclesiology, ecumenical and interreligious dialogue, and the encounter of religions in the global context – expressed in the Declaration Toward a Global Ethic, a landmark document that aimed to chart and develop points of contact among different faiths.
This two-part conversation invited scholars inspired by Küng’s work to reflect on his legacy. In part one, Peter Phan, Catherine Cornille, and Rev. David Hollenbach, S.J. explored Küng’s influence within Catholicism, Christian theology, and interreligious engagement. In part two, Rev. Drew Christiansen, S.J., José Casanova, Jocelyne Cesari, and Katherine Marshall examined the Declaration Toward a Global Ethic and then situated Küng’s thought within the context of ongoing intra- and inter-religious debates over global ethics. The panelists also discuss how lessons learned from Küng’s career can be applied to shared social or political challenges facing religious communities today and can help to promote priority action on issues of global concern.
https://wn.com/Celebrating_The_Life_And_Legacy_Of_Hans_Küng
For more on this event, visit: https://bit.ly/3yc13lA
For more on the Berkley Center, visit: https://berkleycenter.georgetown.edu
May 3, 2021 | With the death of the Swiss priest and theologian Hans Küng in April at age 93, Catholicism lost one of its most influential and controversial figures. Küng made robust contributions to the Second Vatican Council, ecclesiology, ecumenical and interreligious dialogue, and the encounter of religions in the global context – expressed in the Declaration Toward a Global Ethic, a landmark document that aimed to chart and develop points of contact among different faiths.
This two-part conversation invited scholars inspired by Küng’s work to reflect on his legacy. In part one, Peter Phan, Catherine Cornille, and Rev. David Hollenbach, S.J. explored Küng’s influence within Catholicism, Christian theology, and interreligious engagement. In part two, Rev. Drew Christiansen, S.J., José Casanova, Jocelyne Cesari, and Katherine Marshall examined the Declaration Toward a Global Ethic and then situated Küng’s thought within the context of ongoing intra- and inter-religious debates over global ethics. The panelists also discuss how lessons learned from Küng’s career can be applied to shared social or political challenges facing religious communities today and can help to promote priority action on issues of global concern.
- published: 13 May 2021
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Hans Küng talks about the new pope
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http://www.euronews.com/ From Euronews Rudi Herbert spoke to the well-known theologian and church critic, Professor Hans Küng.
Rudi Herbert: "It was a giant m...
http://www.euronews.com/ From Euronews Rudi Herbert spoke to the well-known theologian and church critic, Professor Hans Küng.
Rudi Herbert: "It was a giant media show in Rome, and the election was a surprise. But with his fragile health, isn't he going to be just a transitional Pope?"
Hans Küng: "I am not worried about that. He is not going to be a transitional Pope. John 23rd. was only in office for 5 years and he changed the Church more than during the previous 500 years. The new Pope has already shown that he can change the whole atmosphere just by his simple and sober appearance."
Rudi Herbert: "How should we interpret this election? Is Francis 1st going to be a Pope for the poor? He comes from the continent with most catholic believers and many social problems."
Hans Küng: "He will certainly not give priority to the East/West problem like the last two Popes. But rather to the North/South and all the problems of the world's poor. This has lots of moral implications. Think of over-population, birth control, all this will be debated again."
Rudi Herbert: "What will be the new Pope's most urgent task? Clearing up the abuse-scandals? The so-called Vatileaks scandal?"
Hans Küng: "Indeed. The new Pope is the only one with access to the secret report written by the three Cardinals for his
predecessor Pope Ratzinger. He will than realize who is not reliable in the Curia and what has happened. The most important mission is the reform of the Curia, a clear conception how the church should be led. It will be important to chose the right secretary of state, not to just confirm the leaders of the Roman ministries, but to bring in competent people, so as to really reform the church. We need nothing more urgently than a reform of the Roman court, which must become a centre of the church, which must really functions and not obstruct."
Rudi Herbert "How much church do people need nowadays? What is the Catholic church in charge of today?"
Hans Küng: "A church can be a moral authority in the world if it is functioning correctly. But it must not allow Pharisaical behaviour nor point the moral finger. You have to be responsive to people's hardships, show comprehension and also be stand together with other Christian churches and world religions. It has to work for peace in the world. So there are gigantic tasks, and I really hope this Pope will do more for the renewal of the church, more for Christian churches, more for peace and well being in the world than his two predecessors."
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http://www.euronews.com/ From Euronews Rudi Herbert spoke to the well-known theologian and church critic, Professor Hans Küng.
Rudi Herbert: "It was a giant media show in Rome, and the election was a surprise. But with his fragile health, isn't he going to be just a transitional Pope?"
Hans Küng: "I am not worried about that. He is not going to be a transitional Pope. John 23rd. was only in office for 5 years and he changed the Church more than during the previous 500 years. The new Pope has already shown that he can change the whole atmosphere just by his simple and sober appearance."
Rudi Herbert: "How should we interpret this election? Is Francis 1st going to be a Pope for the poor? He comes from the continent with most catholic believers and many social problems."
Hans Küng: "He will certainly not give priority to the East/West problem like the last two Popes. But rather to the North/South and all the problems of the world's poor. This has lots of moral implications. Think of over-population, birth control, all this will be debated again."
Rudi Herbert: "What will be the new Pope's most urgent task? Clearing up the abuse-scandals? The so-called Vatileaks scandal?"
Hans Küng: "Indeed. The new Pope is the only one with access to the secret report written by the three Cardinals for his
predecessor Pope Ratzinger. He will than realize who is not reliable in the Curia and what has happened. The most important mission is the reform of the Curia, a clear conception how the church should be led. It will be important to chose the right secretary of state, not to just confirm the leaders of the Roman ministries, but to bring in competent people, so as to really reform the church. We need nothing more urgently than a reform of the Roman court, which must become a centre of the church, which must really functions and not obstruct."
Rudi Herbert "How much church do people need nowadays? What is the Catholic church in charge of today?"
Hans Küng: "A church can be a moral authority in the world if it is functioning correctly. But it must not allow Pharisaical behaviour nor point the moral finger. You have to be responsive to people's hardships, show comprehension and also be stand together with other Christian churches and world religions. It has to work for peace in the world. So there are gigantic tasks, and I really hope this Pope will do more for the renewal of the church, more for Christian churches, more for peace and well being in the world than his two predecessors."
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- published: 14 Mar 2013
- views: 14622
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Hans Küng on A Global Ethic
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Bettina Gray interviews Hans Küng on Global Ethics. Clip taken from A Parliament of Souls: 27 half-hour interviews with international religious and spiritual te...
Bettina Gray interviews Hans Küng on Global Ethics. Clip taken from A Parliament of Souls: 27 half-hour interviews with international religious and spiritual teachers filmed at the World Parliament of Religions, 1993. Series co-produced by Bettina Gray and Michael Tobias aired on KTEH (PBS), VISION-TV Canada, VISN cable network and AFN in 140 countries. Interviews were also published as a companion book of the same title.
https://wn.com/Hans_Küng_On_A_Global_Ethic
Bettina Gray interviews Hans Küng on Global Ethics. Clip taken from A Parliament of Souls: 27 half-hour interviews with international religious and spiritual teachers filmed at the World Parliament of Religions, 1993. Series co-produced by Bettina Gray and Michael Tobias aired on KTEH (PBS), VISION-TV Canada, VISN cable network and AFN in 140 countries. Interviews were also published as a companion book of the same title.
- published: 22 Feb 2016
- views: 3321
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Hans Küng on Religious vs. Universal Law
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- Duration: 5:30
- Uploaded Date: 13 Jan 2012
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For more on this event: http://bit.ly/og3O3s
For a full-length video of this event: http://vimeo.com/32454223, http://vimeo.com/32455358
For more on the Berkley...
For more on this event: http://bit.ly/og3O3s
For a full-length video of this event: http://vimeo.com/32454223, http://vimeo.com/32455358
For more on the Berkley Center: http://berkleycenter.georgetown.edu
November 3-4, 2011 | This video has been excerpted from the Berkley Center's Symposium on Global Ethic, Law and Policy.
The focus of this two-day symposium was on two fields that have received comparatively less attention in connection with the Global Ethic: law and policy. Since its adoption by the World Parliament of Religions in 1993, and as a result of the extensive work of its drafter, Hans Küng, the Global Ethic has been related to many areas of human activity, including economics, politics, pedagogy, and international relations.
https://wn.com/Hans_Küng_On_Religious_Vs._Universal_Law
For more on this event: http://bit.ly/og3O3s
For a full-length video of this event: http://vimeo.com/32454223, http://vimeo.com/32455358
For more on the Berkley Center: http://berkleycenter.georgetown.edu
November 3-4, 2011 | This video has been excerpted from the Berkley Center's Symposium on Global Ethic, Law and Policy.
The focus of this two-day symposium was on two fields that have received comparatively less attention in connection with the Global Ethic: law and policy. Since its adoption by the World Parliament of Religions in 1993, and as a result of the extensive work of its drafter, Hans Küng, the Global Ethic has been related to many areas of human activity, including economics, politics, pedagogy, and international relations.
- published: 13 Jan 2012
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14-10-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal II.
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- Duration: 21:04
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14-10-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal II.
Programa de televisión.
Fecha de emisión: 01-07-2011
Fecha de reemisión: 14-10-2011
Duración: 21' 0...
14-10-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal II.
Programa de televisión.
Fecha de emisión: 01-07-2011
Fecha de reemisión: 14-10-2011
Duración: 21' 05''
En esta segunda entrega del programa, que vuelve a asomarse al valioso trabajo de investigación del teólogo suizo Hans Küng, abrimos el foco a otras creencias religiosas, como el Islamismo y el judaísmo, para tratar, desde esta mirada tan crítica como conciliadora, uno de los temas más controvertidos y, al mismo tiempo, más necesarios, del mundo en que vivimos: El diálogo entre las religiones.
Participan:
Hans Küng, Sacerdote, Teólogo y Catedrático Emérito de Teología Ecuménica Universal de Tubinga;
Manuel Fraijó, Teólogo, Filósofo y Decano Facultad de Filosofía UNED;
Mónica Cavallé, Doctora en Filosofía y Presidenta Honorífica Asociación Filosofía Práctica ASEPRAF.
Producción y realización: CEMAV.
RELIGIÓN, FILOSOFÍA, TEOLOGÍA. Para saber más:
http://www.uned.es
http://canal.uned.es
https://wn.com/14_10_2011_Hans_Küng_Hacia_Una_Teología_Universal_Ii.
14-10-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal II.
Programa de televisión.
Fecha de emisión: 01-07-2011
Fecha de reemisión: 14-10-2011
Duración: 21' 05''
En esta segunda entrega del programa, que vuelve a asomarse al valioso trabajo de investigación del teólogo suizo Hans Küng, abrimos el foco a otras creencias religiosas, como el Islamismo y el judaísmo, para tratar, desde esta mirada tan crítica como conciliadora, uno de los temas más controvertidos y, al mismo tiempo, más necesarios, del mundo en que vivimos: El diálogo entre las religiones.
Participan:
Hans Küng, Sacerdote, Teólogo y Catedrático Emérito de Teología Ecuménica Universal de Tubinga;
Manuel Fraijó, Teólogo, Filósofo y Decano Facultad de Filosofía UNED;
Mónica Cavallé, Doctora en Filosofía y Presidenta Honorífica Asociación Filosofía Práctica ASEPRAF.
Producción y realización: CEMAV.
RELIGIÓN, FILOSOFÍA, TEOLOGÍA. Para saber más:
http://www.uned.es
http://canal.uned.es
- published: 14 Oct 2011
- views: 4707
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Hans Küng - Climate Ally
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- Duration: 3:23
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Hans Küng, President of the Global Ethic Foundation, explains why he supports the Global Alliance for Climate Justice. Join him and become a Climate Ally today:...
Hans Küng, President of the Global Ethic Foundation, explains why he supports the Global Alliance for Climate Justice. Join him and become a Climate Ally today: http://www.timeforclimatejustice.org
https://wn.com/Hans_Küng_Climate_Ally
Hans Küng, President of the Global Ethic Foundation, explains why he supports the Global Alliance for Climate Justice. Join him and become a Climate Ally today: http://www.timeforclimatejustice.org
- published: 01 Dec 2009
- views: 816
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Projekt Weltethos. Zum Lebenswerk von Hans Küng | Dokumentation
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- Duration: 26:51
- Uploaded Date: 16 Dec 2021
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Papstkritiker und Kirchenrebell – Mit diesen Worten wurde der weltbekannte Theologe oft beschrieben. Dabei war Hans Küng weit mehr als das.
Für sein Herzenspro...
Papstkritiker und Kirchenrebell – Mit diesen Worten wurde der weltbekannte Theologe oft beschrieben. Dabei war Hans Küng weit mehr als das.
Für sein Herzensprojekt gewann der Aktivist u.a. hochkarätige Politiker:innen, Friedensnobelpreisträger:innen und Wirtschaftslenker:innen. Sie alle sahen und sehen die Notwendigkeit für Weltethos.
Am 6. April 2021 ist der Visionär gestorben.
Doch was manche nicht wissen: Sein Lebenswerk geht weiter.
weltethos-institut.org
weltethos.org
worldlab.earth
worldcitizen.school
KAPITELMARKEN:
Intro: 00:00 - 01:54
Über Weltethos: 01:54 - 07:05
Zu Hans Küng: 07:05 - 15:02
Das Projekt lebt weiter: 15:02 - 26:00
Abspann: 26:00 - 26:51
Konzept: Anna Tomfeah, Philipp Sigle
Kamera: Philipp Sigle
Interviews: Anna Tomfeah, Julia Glass
Archivmaterial: ZFM Universität Tübingen
https://wn.com/Projekt_Weltethos._Zum_Lebenswerk_Von_Hans_Küng_|_Dokumentation
Papstkritiker und Kirchenrebell – Mit diesen Worten wurde der weltbekannte Theologe oft beschrieben. Dabei war Hans Küng weit mehr als das.
Für sein Herzensprojekt gewann der Aktivist u.a. hochkarätige Politiker:innen, Friedensnobelpreisträger:innen und Wirtschaftslenker:innen. Sie alle sahen und sehen die Notwendigkeit für Weltethos.
Am 6. April 2021 ist der Visionär gestorben.
Doch was manche nicht wissen: Sein Lebenswerk geht weiter.
weltethos-institut.org
weltethos.org
worldlab.earth
worldcitizen.school
KAPITELMARKEN:
Intro: 00:00 - 01:54
Über Weltethos: 01:54 - 07:05
Zu Hans Küng: 07:05 - 15:02
Das Projekt lebt weiter: 15:02 - 26:00
Abspann: 26:00 - 26:51
Konzept: Anna Tomfeah, Philipp Sigle
Kamera: Philipp Sigle
Interviews: Anna Tomfeah, Julia Glass
Archivmaterial: ZFM Universität Tübingen
- published: 16 Dec 2021
- views: 6661
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17-06-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:14
- Uploaded Date: 17 Jun 2011
- views: 67002
17-06-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal.
Programa de televisión.
Fecha de emisión: 17-06-2011
Duración: 26' 13''
El pasado 27 de Enero, la UNED...
17-06-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal.
Programa de televisión.
Fecha de emisión: 17-06-2011
Duración: 26' 13''
El pasado 27 de Enero, la UNED hacía entrega del doctorado Honoris Causa al reconocido teólogo suizo, Hans Küng. La gran contribución a los estudios históricos del cristianismo, la reconocida contribución ecuménica a la unión de las confesiones cristianas, y su aún más valorable vocación de entendimiento entre las religiones judía, cristiana e islámica, según el espíritu del Concilio Vaticano II, han convertido a Hans Küng, a pesar de sus consabidos problemas con el Vaticano, en uno de los más influyentes teólogos y filósofos del mundo.
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Manuel Fraijó, Teólogo, Filósofo y Decano Facultad Filosofía UNED;
Hans Küng, Sacerdote, Teólogo y Profesor Emérito Teología Ecuménica Universidad de Tubinga;
Mónica Cavallé, Doctora en Filosofía y Presidenta Honorífica Asociación Filosofía Práctica ASEPRAF.
Producción y realización: CEMAV. Para saber más:
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17-06-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal.
Programa de televisión.
Fecha de emisión: 17-06-2011
Duración: 26' 13''
El pasado 27 de Enero, la UNED hacía entrega del doctorado Honoris Causa al reconocido teólogo suizo, Hans Küng. La gran contribución a los estudios históricos del cristianismo, la reconocida contribución ecuménica a la unión de las confesiones cristianas, y su aún más valorable vocación de entendimiento entre las religiones judía, cristiana e islámica, según el espíritu del Concilio Vaticano II, han convertido a Hans Küng, a pesar de sus consabidos problemas con el Vaticano, en uno de los más influyentes teólogos y filósofos del mundo.
Participan:
Manuel Fraijó, Teólogo, Filósofo y Decano Facultad Filosofía UNED;
Hans Küng, Sacerdote, Teólogo y Profesor Emérito Teología Ecuménica Universidad de Tubinga;
Mónica Cavallé, Doctora en Filosofía y Presidenta Honorífica Asociación Filosofía Práctica ASEPRAF.
Producción y realización: CEMAV. Para saber más:
http://www.uned.es
http://canal.uned.es
- published: 17 Jun 2011
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Prof. Dr. Hans Küng, "The center of the Qur'an is God Himself as He is the center of the Bible"
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Interview - Küng: Catholicism heading back to Middle-Ages
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A small town in southern Germany was the scene of a meeting of minds between two members of the Catholic church in the 1960s. Theologian Hans Küng invited his colleague Josef Ratzinger to Tübingen to teach at the university's Catholic faculty.
Shocked by the student revolt of 1968 Ratzinger became increasingly conservative.
He also became Pope Benedict XVI 4 decades later.
His boss at the time, Hans Küng, went on to be described as the "super-star of European theology" becoming an arch-critic of church hierarchy, calling for an end to celibacy, and the acceptance of contraception.
Küng and Ratzinger both took part in the second Vatican council, the biggest shake-up of the Catholic church of the 20th century, marking an overture to the modern world, and dialogue with other religions and convictions. But what does Küng think of the controversy stirred up recently by his former employee?
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Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Hans Küng
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May 3, 2021 | With the death of the Swiss priest and theologian Hans Küng in April at age 93, Catholicism lost one of its most influential and controversial figures. Küng made robust contributions to the Second Vatican Council, ecclesiology, ecumenical and interreligious dialogue, and the encounter of religions in the global context – expressed in the Declaration Toward a Global Ethic, a landmark document that aimed to chart and develop points of contact among different faiths.
This two-part conversation invited scholars inspired by Küng’s work to reflect on his legacy. In part one, Peter Phan, Catherine Cornille, and Rev. David Hollenbach, S.J. explored Küng’s influence within Catholicism, Christian theology, and interreligious engagement. In part two, Rev. Drew Christiansen, S.J., José Casanova, Jocelyne Cesari, and Katherine Marshall examined the Declaration Toward a Global Ethic and then situated Küng’s thought within the context of ongoing intra- and inter-religious debates over global ethics. The panelists also discuss how lessons learned from Küng’s career can be applied to shared social or political challenges facing religious communities today and can help to promote priority action on issues of global concern.
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Hans Küng talks about the new pope
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Hans Küng talks about the new pope
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http://www.euronews.com/ From Euronews Rudi Herbert spoke to the well-known theologian and church critic, Professor Hans Küng.
Rudi Herbert: "It was a giant media show in Rome, and the election was a surprise. But with his fragile health, isn't he going to be just a transitional Pope?"
Hans Küng: "I am not worried about that. He is not going to be a transitional Pope. John 23rd. was only in office for 5 years and he changed the Church more than during the previous 500 years. The new Pope has already shown that he can change the whole atmosphere just by his simple and sober appearance."
Rudi Herbert: "How should we interpret this election? Is Francis 1st going to be a Pope for the poor? He comes from the continent with most catholic believers and many social problems."
Hans Küng: "He will certainly not give priority to the East/West problem like the last two Popes. But rather to the North/South and all the problems of the world's poor. This has lots of moral implications. Think of over-population, birth control, all this will be debated again."
Rudi Herbert: "What will be the new Pope's most urgent task? Clearing up the abuse-scandals? The so-called Vatileaks scandal?"
Hans Küng: "Indeed. The new Pope is the only one with access to the secret report written by the three Cardinals for his
predecessor Pope Ratzinger. He will than realize who is not reliable in the Curia and what has happened. The most important mission is the reform of the Curia, a clear conception how the church should be led. It will be important to chose the right secretary of state, not to just confirm the leaders of the Roman ministries, but to bring in competent people, so as to really reform the church. We need nothing more urgently than a reform of the Roman court, which must become a centre of the church, which must really functions and not obstruct."
Rudi Herbert "How much church do people need nowadays? What is the Catholic church in charge of today?"
Hans Küng: "A church can be a moral authority in the world if it is functioning correctly. But it must not allow Pharisaical behaviour nor point the moral finger. You have to be responsive to people's hardships, show comprehension and also be stand together with other Christian churches and world religions. It has to work for peace in the world. So there are gigantic tasks, and I really hope this Pope will do more for the renewal of the church, more for Christian churches, more for peace and well being in the world than his two predecessors."
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Hans Küng on A Global Ethic
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Hans Küng on A Global Ethic
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Bettina Gray interviews Hans Küng on Global Ethics. Clip taken from A Parliament of Souls: 27 half-hour interviews with international religious and spiritual teachers filmed at the World Parliament of Religions, 1993. Series co-produced by Bettina Gray and Michael Tobias aired on KTEH (PBS), VISION-TV Canada, VISN cable network and AFN in 140 countries. Interviews were also published as a companion book of the same title.
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Hans Küng on Religious vs. Universal Law
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November 3-4, 2011 | This video has been excerpted from the Berkley Center's Symposium on Global Ethic, Law and Policy.
The focus of this two-day symposium was on two fields that have received comparatively less attention in connection with the Global Ethic: law and policy. Since its adoption by the World Parliament of Religions in 1993, and as a result of the extensive work of its drafter, Hans Küng, the Global Ethic has been related to many areas of human activity, including economics, politics, pedagogy, and international relations.
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14-10-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal II.
14-10-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal II.
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14-10-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal II.
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Fecha de emisión: 01-07-2011
Fecha de reemisión: 14-10-2011
Duración: 21' 05''
En esta segunda entrega del programa, que vuelve a asomarse al valioso trabajo de investigación del teólogo suizo Hans Küng, abrimos el foco a otras creencias religiosas, como el Islamismo y el judaísmo, para tratar, desde esta mirada tan crítica como conciliadora, uno de los temas más controvertidos y, al mismo tiempo, más necesarios, del mundo en que vivimos: El diálogo entre las religiones.
Participan:
Hans Küng, Sacerdote, Teólogo y Catedrático Emérito de Teología Ecuménica Universal de Tubinga;
Manuel Fraijó, Teólogo, Filósofo y Decano Facultad de Filosofía UNED;
Mónica Cavallé, Doctora en Filosofía y Presidenta Honorífica Asociación Filosofía Práctica ASEPRAF.
Producción y realización: CEMAV.
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Hans Küng - Climate Ally
Hans Küng, President of the Global Ethic Foundation, explains why he supports the Global A...
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Hans Küng - Climate Ally
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Hans Küng, President of the Global Ethic Foundation, explains why he supports the Global Alliance for Climate Justice. Join him and become a Climate Ally today: http://www.timeforclimatejustice.org
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Projekt Weltethos. Zum Lebenswerk von Hans Küng | Dokumentation
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Papstkritiker und Kirchenrebell – Mit diesen Worten wurde der weltbekannte Theologe oft beschrieben. Dabei war Hans Küng weit mehr als das.
Für sein Herzensprojekt gewann der Aktivist u.a. hochkarätige Politiker:innen, Friedensnobelpreisträger:innen und Wirtschaftslenker:innen. Sie alle sahen und sehen die Notwendigkeit für Weltethos.
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Intro: 00:00 - 01:54
Über Weltethos: 01:54 - 07:05
Zu Hans Küng: 07:05 - 15:02
Das Projekt lebt weiter: 15:02 - 26:00
Abspann: 26:00 - 26:51
Konzept: Anna Tomfeah, Philipp Sigle
Kamera: Philipp Sigle
Interviews: Anna Tomfeah, Julia Glass
Archivmaterial: ZFM Universität Tübingen
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17-06-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal.
17-06-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal.
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17-06-2011 Hans Küng: hacia una teología universal.
Programa de televisión.
Fecha de emisión: 17-06-2011
Duración: 26' 13''
El pasado 27 de Enero, la UNED hacía entrega del doctorado Honoris Causa al reconocido teólogo suizo, Hans Küng. La gran contribución a los estudios históricos del cristianismo, la reconocida contribución ecuménica a la unión de las confesiones cristianas, y su aún más valorable vocación de entendimiento entre las religiones judía, cristiana e islámica, según el espíritu del Concilio Vaticano II, han convertido a Hans Küng, a pesar de sus consabidos problemas con el Vaticano, en uno de los más influyentes teólogos y filósofos del mundo.
Participan:
Manuel Fraijó, Teólogo, Filósofo y Decano Facultad Filosofía UNED;
Hans Küng, Sacerdote, Teólogo y Profesor Emérito Teología Ecuménica Universidad de Tubinga;
Mónica Cavallé, Doctora en Filosofía y Presidenta Honorífica Asociación Filosofía Práctica ASEPRAF.
Producción y realización: CEMAV. Para saber más:
http://www.uned.es
http://canal.uned.es
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Prof. Dr. Hans Küng, "The center of the Qur'an is God Himself as He is the center of the Bible"
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Hans Küng
Hans Küng (pronounced [ˈhans ˈkʏŋ]; born 19 March 1928) is a Swiss Catholic priest, theologian, and author. Since 1995 he has been President of the Foundation for a Global Ethic (Stiftung Weltethos). He is notable for his rejection of the doctrine of papal infallibility. Although Küng is not officially allowed to teach Catholic theology, his priestly faculties have not been revoked. In 1979, he had to leave the Catholic faculty, but remained at the University of Tübingen as a professor of ecumenical theology, serving as an emeritus professor since 1996.
Life and work
Küng was born in Sursee, Canton of Lucerne. He studied philosophy and theology at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome and was ordained in 1954. He continued his education in various European cities, including the Sorbonne.
In 1960, he was appointed professor of theology at Eberhard Karls university, Tübingen, Germany. Like his colleague Joseph Ratzinger (later Pope Benedict XVI), in 1962 he was appointed peritus by Pope John XXIII, serving as an expert theological advisor to members of the Second Vatican Council until its conclusion in 1965. At Küng's instigation, the Catholic faculty at Tübingen appointed Ratzinger as professor of dogmatic theology.
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