Cobb, John Boswell; Takizawa, Katsumi; Jesus Christ--history of doctrines--1900-; Christianity and Buddhism; Logos
摘要
My purpose is to do a comparative study of Katsumi Takizawa and John B. Cobb, Jr. in terms of their interpretation of Christ in parallel with Buddha based on their Logos Christology in a religiously pluralistic world. They both have broken through the limitations of Barth's Christo-centric theology by elu- cidating the unique, universal character of Christ as Logos. They have creatively transformed the objectified figure of Christ into what Takizawa calls the Proto- factum Immanuel (God with us) of every human being which is incessantly operative, as Cobb proposes, as the principle of liberation in the universe at large and in the history of art and theology in particular. The article is in two parts: Part One introduces the thought of Takizawa with comparison to Cobb, while Part Two summarizes the thought of Cobb in comparison to Takizawa and offers concluding remarks.
目次
PART I: TAKIZAWA'S VIEW OF CHRIST/BUDDHA 63 INTRODUCTION 63 THE REDISCOVERY OF THE LOGOS 66 THE LOGOS AND BUDDHISM 69 The Jesus-as-Jesus Dimension: Takizawa on Zen Buddhism 69 The Jesus-as-the- Christ Dimension: Takizawa on Jodo Shin Buddhism 75 PART II: JOHN COBB'S VIEW OF CHRIST/BUDDHA 79 BEYOND LOGOS CHRISTOLOGY 81 NON-SUBORDINATION OF GOD TO THE METAPHYSICAL ULTIMATE 83 SIMULTANEOUSLY CHRISTIAN AND BUDDHIST 85 TWO PROPOSALS 87 1. God as the Principle of Loyalty 87 2. The Peculiar Significance of the Consequent Nature of God in Our Dialogue with Buddhism 89 CONCLUSION 92 NOTES 94
