Abstract
Hartmut Rosa as Dialogue Partner for Theology A double analytical strength of resonance theory can be found, on the one hand, in that Rosa’s category of transformation mirrors the Christian understanding of conversion, while on the other hand, certain phenomena such as milieu narrowing or alienation of Church fromsociety can be seen as a loss of resonance. The author argues that Rosa consistently presents the notion of resonance as something inevitably positive in the sense of a normative monism and that this is inconsistent with Christian concepts of salvation and redemption. Instead the author points to a negative theology which hangs on to divine mystery.
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