Hans Küng
Subtitle: his work and his way
By: edited by Hermann Häring and Karl-Josef Kuschel ; bibliography by Margret Gentner ; translated [from the German] by Robert Nowell.
Contributors: Küng, Hans, 1928-; Häring, Hermann, 1937-; Kuschel, Karl-Josef, 1948-
Publisher: Fount Paperbacks
Published: 1979
Place of publication: London
Language: eng; ger
Number of pages: 252
Subjects: Küng, Hans, 1928-  -- Addresses, essays, lectures.; Küng, Hans, 1928-  -- Bibliography.; Theology -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Description: Hans Kung is a theologian and scholar pastor and writer, preacher and professor priest and controversialist, Catholic ecumenist--a contradictory figure.  Who is he really?  How does he see himself?  How does he live and work?  What are the motives behind his life, his writing, his actions?  What does he think about the present situation of church and Christianity?  this book, written by two of his colleagues, presents a lively picture of Hans Kung and evaluates his thirty years of service to the Church.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 185-241.