Credo (2000)

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A very interesting study of the Apostle's Creed. There is no superstition in this book, only thoughtful, logical interpretation on behalf of the author. In fact, Küng writes as if he were in dialogue with "someone", "contemporaries", "believers" and sceptics and answers their (anticipated) questions.There is a part during the discussion on suffering where Auschwitz is mentioned, and that is where my two favorite quotes are from:"suffering - excessive, innocent, meaningless suffering, both individual and collective - cannot be understood theoretically, but can only be lived through." (page 91 of my edition)"while God does not preserve us from all suffering he does preserve us in all suffering." (page 92)

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