From: malwinse@gmail.com   
      
   Abstract: Jung argues that the symbols of Christianity are no longer alive,   
   and as a result they have lost their healing function. As a restorative he   
   professes an immanent Godhead, symbolized by the quaternity. The devil, or the   
   alchemical Mercurius,    
   shall be elevated as the fourth person of the Godhead. The article evaluates   
   Jung's quaternarian theology and measures it against trinitarian theology.   
   Jung's metaphysical postulates, such as the mental unconscious, are   
   criticized. The spiritual plight    
   of modern man is discussed. Luther's theology ought to be complemented with a   
   good understanding of 'summum bonum'.   
      
   Keywords: quaternity, trinity, nature of evil, the Self, Christ, 'complexio   
   oppositorum', 'summum bonum', 'privatio boni', theology of the cross, Jung,   
   Luther.   
      
   Read the article here:   
      
   http://mlwi.magix.net/jungtheology.htm   
      
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