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CASALE ROLLE, Carlos. Wolfhart Pannenberg y el reto de la Modernidad: Pensar a Dios y al hombre desde la mediación. Teol. vida [online]. 2006, vol.47, n.1, pp.5-46. ISSN 0049-3449.  http://dx.doi.org/10.4067/S0049-34492006000100001.

The article analyses Pannenberg's work, as a theology of mediation, whose basic principle lies on the acknowledgment of the havoc caused by the modern atheism (mainly by the hermeneutics of suspicion), looking at it from its very underpinning: the anthropology. The centre of attention of his theological thought lies on a rational mediation of faith and reason, or rather theology and anthroposophy. He pursues to make the idea of God as the determining power reasonable for us, so that God's revelation in the religions, and especially in the Christian that is where the reality of his divinity is decided, may find a place for insertion in the fundamental human questions. Accordingly, he attempts to develop a theology with identity and relevance

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