What remains of faith when it emerges that even God himself and his revelation are human constructs? Katarína Kristinová poses this question and shows how the fundaments of the Christian faith can be tapped into anew and its relevance recaptured through the radical constructivist way of reading.

Post-modern occidental Christianity seems to be inexorably losing its power of persuasion. Now that the binding nature of the Christian message can no longer be supported by biologistic, historical, moral, and speculative-metaphysical arguments, the very foundations of the Christian faith, God and his revelation are being shaken by the suspicion that fabrication is afoot. What remains of faith when it emerges that even God himself and his revelation are human constructs? Katarína Kristinová poses this question and shows how the fundaments of the Christian faith can be tapped into anew and its relevance recaptured through a radical constructivist way of reading.

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Geboren 1970; Studium der Ev. Theologie; 2005 Diplom; 2004-08 Inspektorin der Stiftung Johanneum in Berlin; 2006-08 Koordinatorin der Religionsphilosophischen Schulprojektwochen, eines Bildungsprojekts der EKBO; 2008 religionspädagogische Ausbildung am Pädagogisch-theologischen Institut der EKBO; 2017 Promotion.