Sensuousness and Rationality: Towards a Definition of the Baroque in the History of Civilization

Walter Brandmüller

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The Prayer of Jesus
Beyond Contemplation and Action?
Event, Word, Mystery
God Answers Me
The Priesthood Today (II)
Sensuousness and Rationality: Towards a Definition of the Baroque in the History of Civilization
The Future of Art
How Long Will the German Universities Retain their Autonomy?
Inevitable Farewell to the Graduate
The Holy Spirit as Interpreter According to St. John’s Gospel
To Receive God in the Holy Spirit
The Catholic Pentecostal Movement in the USA
The Socratic Question and the Christian Answer
Child and Family: Modern Patterns
Crucifixus etiam pro nobis: An Historical Note on the Crucifixion
The Unpublished Encyclical
The Jesus People in the United States of America
In What Way is Jesus Christ Unique?
The Central Message: Jesus’ Death and Resurrection
Ignatius of Loyola on Encounter with Christ
Hirscher and Baumstark: Political Problems of Catholic Reformers
The “Brief Formulas of Faith” Question Again: Some Comments
Suitable and Unsuitable: Critical Remarks on the Provisional German Text of the New Order of Mass
Problems of Administrative Jurisdiction in the Church
Disagreement on the Ecumenical Recognition of Church Ministries