Wo ist Gott?

The category of time is not sufficient for a unified theory of reality. Our experience and experience necessarily lead us into the categories of space and location. For example, on the occasion of Jurgen Moltmann's 75th birthday, the symposium The Space had the anthropological and theological dimensions of the space, the location, the orientation and staying, the breadth and the limits on his topic. What is the room How do we find out? And where is or does God live? Jurgen Moltmann and Gerhard Marcel Martin open the volume with open spaces and investigate the questions: In which rooms does the experience of God lead us, and which ideas of God do we come to when we try to measure the rooms in God and God in the rooms? Claudia Rehberger, Carmen Rivuzumwami, Frieder Mann and Wolfgang Kroeger reflect spatial experiences in feminist discussion, in dance and movement and in art and literature. Geiko Muller-Fahrenholz, Robert Cornelison and Thomas Kucharz demonstrate the challenges in ecology, the digital age and (American) politics in future spaces. The Thinking Spaces - with contributions by Kazuo Hasumi, Emiel Herman Mertens and Joy Ann McDougall - deal with spatial ideas and concepts in Jurgen Moltmann's theology. Jurgen Moltmann presents a small topography of theology in this volume.