“We may have fun, but we are in joy. In true joy, the ecstatic nature of human existence comes to expression. We are created for joy. We are born for joy.” — Jurgen Moltmann Copy Share Image
That is why faith, wherever it develops into hope, causes not rest but unrest, not patience but impatience… Those who hope in Christ can… — Jürgen Moltmann Copy Share
“Here the crucified Christ was seen less as the sacrifice which God creates to reconcile the world to himself, and more as the exemplary… — Jurgen Moltmann Copy Share
“When the fear of death leaves us, the destructive craving for life leaves us too. We can then restrict our desires and our demands… — Jürgen Moltmann Copy Share
“[Faith] sees in the resurrection of Christ not the eternity of heaven, but the future of the very earth on which his cross stands.… — Jürgen Moltmann Copy Share
No where else in Christianity does the terrible or heroic name of Armageddon play such role as in America. Not even in the Revelation… — Jürgen Moltmann Copy Share
“The problem of modern man is no longer so much how he can live with gods and demons, but how he can survive with… — Jürgen Moltmann Copy Share
“with Christ in faith a wholly new life begins. It is not a restored life, and it is not a rejuvenated life either. It… — Jürgen Moltmann Copy Share
“It can be summed up by saying that suffering is overcome by suffering, and wounds are healed by wounds. For the suffering in suffering… — Jurgen Moltmann Copy Share
“When the crucified Jesus is called "the image of the invisible God," the meaning is that THIS is God, and God is like THIS.” — Jürgen Moltmann Copy Share
“But the ultimate reason for our hope is not to be found at all in what we want, wish for and wait for; the… — Jürgen Moltmann Copy Share
Even the disciples of Jesus all fled from their master's cross. Christians who do not have the feeling that they must flee the crucified… — Jürgen Moltmann Copy Share
“Just as they were formulated to express Jewish or Greek reasons for faith in Jesus, it is possible on principle to formulate new titles… — Jürgen Moltmann Copy Share
