Salvation history

Well, good.

On that note, maybe this is a good connection to the discussion in De Verbum of salvation history, which De Lubac talks about.

You mentioned before De Lubac's intense interest in kind of, you know, always, you know, checking the sources, you know, looking back, you know, indexing things, showing us things.

What did the father say about this? What did the father say about that? Yeah.

You know, we can take, you know, we can go further and further with that.

But why is it important that we discuss that in this context of scripture and tradition and, you know, the way God works in the world today, according to DeLubeck?

Well, salvation history, it might be a common notion to us now, the idea that God has been active through history in a gradual process culminating in the coming of Christ to save humankind.

But this was... a fairly new and much less common notion at the time Dave Urban was being produced.

And it's not going to help you to be like, the elephant wears an umbrella or something that they would teach you in some children's book.

You need to know how to read Heilsgeschichte.

You need to know the German theology.

words.