Transcendental Method in Theology and the Normativity of Human Experience

Philosophy and Theology 7 (2):213-225 (1992)
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Abstract

Transcendental theology is, as a return to the subject, an attempt to take experience seriously, because transcendental method explores the full range of the conditions of the possibility of experience. For Rahner, transcendental theology is theological anthropology. This study explores his method also in relation to transcendental experience of God.

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