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My Friend Johann Baptist Metz
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Johann Baptist Metz died on December 2, 2019. He and Jürgen Moltmann shared a theological and personal friendship marked by affection and respect. It was an honest friendship and it lasted for over fifty years. It started when two texts met: Metz’s essay “God before Us” and Moltmann’s essay “The Category of Novum in Christian Theology.” Both were published in the volume To Honor Ernst Bloch (1965). This article is a personal reminiscence.
Title: My Friend Johann Baptist Metz
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Johann Baptist Metz died on December 2, 2019.
He and Jürgen Moltmann shared a theological and personal friendship marked by affection and respect.
It was an honest friendship and it lasted for over fifty years.
It started when two texts met: Metz’s essay “God before Us” and Moltmann’s essay “The Category of Novum in Christian Theology.
” Both were published in the volume To Honor Ernst Bloch (1965).
This article is a personal reminiscence.
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