Theologies Rooted in the Concept of Hope

Theology is "How to express interpretation as sign, ceremony, doctrine, morality, and other code of conduct" (Hetherington, 20th September 2013). Theology exists in all religions and helps to better understand the different aspects of religion. In theology, a notable factor is the concept of hope. Hope is not simply an optimistic view. Hope is a longing for humanity and I am working hard for better things. There are many theological attempts to tackle the image that this hope gives to them.

Transcendence to the future: Theology of hope: Jürgen Moltmann; Wolfhart Pannenberg - Liberal theology in a repressive experience: Liberal theology: Latin American theology; Feminist theology - Human spirit transcendence: New Catholic theology: Karlana Hans Küng - the story The transcendence of the story - The balance of reconfirmation: Theology of evangelism Junior high school: Carl FH Henry; Bernardram - Conclusion: Past contributions and future prospects, seeking transcendence and inner theology

The roots of new interest in the eschatological theory of the 20th century can be traced back to the reaction to liberal theology in the 19th century, but Morrman's work in 1967 - theology of hope - decided to a new understanding of the future It is a kind of stimulus. Christian reality perspective 3 (1967: 16) argues that "his eschatology is not a Christian element, but a medium of Christian faith", reminds Christian thought, and many Attracting attention. Mortman's important insight should be recorded: he combines eschatology with his doctrine of God - the future is essential to the essence of God. Bockham (2008: 671) may be correct for his judgment. Summary of Morman's wonderful system - The arrival of God (1996) - The four categories of his personal, historical, cosmic and sacred eschatology are worthy of careful study