How Long to Read Christianity and the Culture of Relativism in the Anthropologies of Joseph Ratzinger and Stanley Hauerwas

By Charles Ssennyondo STL STD

How Long Does it Take to Read Christianity and the Culture of Relativism in the Anthropologies of Joseph Ratzinger and Stanley Hauerwas?

It takes the average reader 5 hours and 14 minutes to read Christianity and the Culture of Relativism in the Anthropologies of Joseph Ratzinger and Stanley Hauerwas by Charles Ssennyondo STL STD

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Description

Joseph Ratzinger rates relativism as the greatest challenge of the Church today. What he describes is not a new phenomenon but his theology highlights its origins and magnitude. Stanley Hauerwas fights the same battle on the Protestant side. This book attempts to discover and streamline their deliberations, showing their meeting points and where they differ, and remedies they offer to combat the crisis. It seeks to argue out the best response to relativism that can most appropriately benefit both Western and African Christendom. Despite being a Western phenomenon, relativism is no longer an exclusively Western problem. It is, rather, imposing itself as the new world culture, depicting all other cultures and perspectives as inferior. Ratzinger christened this the Dictatorship of Relativism, while Hauerwas calls it Policing of Christian Values. While Ratzingers greatest worry is relativisms denial of Truth (mostly from outside the ekklesia), for Hauerwas, relativism is not a force from without (of the Church) but part and parcel of the peoples modern ways of life, in which Christian values are persecuted in the name of peaceful existence. Both perspectives point at a crisis of cultures where the past is rejected and the future disconnected from the present, which trend inevitably leads to disintegration a leap into the dark. While the pre-Modern world sought God, the Modern world sought knowledge. The contemporary world seeks relativism. But all is not lost. The truth can still be found through the word of God and Christian culture.

How long is Christianity and the Culture of Relativism in the Anthropologies of Joseph Ratzinger and Stanley Hauerwas?

Christianity and the Culture of Relativism in the Anthropologies of Joseph Ratzinger and Stanley Hauerwas by Charles Ssennyondo STL STD is 312 pages long, and a total of 78,624 words.

This makes it 105% the length of the average book. It also has 96% more words than the average book.

How Long Does it Take to Read Christianity and the Culture of Relativism in the Anthropologies of Joseph Ratzinger and Stanley Hauerwas Aloud?

The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes 7 hours and 9 minutes to read Christianity and the Culture of Relativism in the Anthropologies of Joseph Ratzinger and Stanley Hauerwas aloud.

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Christianity and the Culture of Relativism in the Anthropologies of Joseph Ratzinger and Stanley Hauerwas is suitable for students ages 12 and up.

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