Beyond certainty : reimagining faith in a changing world : volume 1
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Beyond Certainty, Volume One examines how Christian theology and ecclesial life can respond to the profound cultural, social, and religious transformations of the contemporary world. In contexts increasingly marked by secularisation, fragmentation, and scepticism toward institutions, the volume proposes a theological imagination capable of engaging uncertainty while remaining rooted in faith. The contributions are organised around three themes: Reframing Theology, Becoming Church, and Journeying Together. The first section explores theology’s role in contemporary culture, offering renewed approaches to catechesis, religious education, mission, and evangelisation. The second reflects on ecclesial identity, ministry, leadership, pastoral conversion, and prophetic witness in a changing Church. The final section examines synodality as a path of listening, discernment, participation, and renewal. Together, the essays present faith not as a retreat into certainty, but as a creative, dynamic and hopeful engagement with contemporary realities.
Edited by
John A. Berry & Kevin Schembri
Published and produced in 2026 by Malta University Press
ISBN: 978-9918-617-24-1
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| Issue Date | Title | Author(s) |
| 2026 | Introduction [Beyond certainty : reimagining faith in a changing world : volume 1] | Berry, John Anthony; Schembri, Kevin |
| 2026 | Faith and theology in a secular age | Merrigan, Terrence |
| 2026 | Catholic theology, church, and global culture today : crises, perspectives, tasks | Appel, Kurt; Deibl, Jakob; Guanzini, Isabella; Neri, Marcello |
| 2026 | Religion in postmodern society : challenges for a synodal Church | Rozman, Mateja Pevec |
| 2026 | Evangelizing in Europe : missiological perspectives | Meddi, Luciano |
| 2026 | Towards a person-centred catechesis : insights from Augustine’s De Catechizandis Rudibus | Catania, Mariella |
| 2026 | Facilitating God’s revelation through meaning-making : applying a narrative hermeneutical approach to religious education | Wright, Edward |
| 2026 | Primacy from below? | Farrugia, Edward |
| 2026 | Representing the “Christ Diakonos” : a vote for the sacramental diaconate of women in a world Church perspective | Eckholt, Margit |
| 2026 | The missionary conversion of diaconal work | Van den Bossche, Stijn |
| 2026 | Priest and priesthood for the 21st century | Svobodová, Zuzana |
| 2026 | The church cannot but be Catholic : a proposal from the parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin in Luke 15 | Sciberras, Paul |
| 2026 | The community of the shaken : on the vocation of the Church | Koci, Martin |
| 2026 | A field hospital Church : another model of the Church | Scerri, Hector |
| 2026 | Lucio Gera and his idea of a people’s Church : lessons for the Church in Malta | Zammit, Mark Joseph |
| 2026 | Church and state after Vatican II : the abiding significance of John Courtney Murray and Bernard Lonergan | Whelan, Gerard |
| 2026 | The heart of the current reception of the ecclesiology of the people of God : new paths in the theology and practice of sensus fidei | Luciani, Rafael |
| 2026 | A Church on the move : listening to the spirit, community discernment, synodal reasoning | Coda, Piero |
| 2026 | The synodal process : a mature fruit of the Council | Grech, Mario |
| 2026 | From institution to process : the synod of bishops from Paul VI to Francis and beyond | Schembri, Kevin |
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