Walter Kasper's book "The God of Jesus Christ" is a fundamental study of the main problems of theology in three parts. The first part is devoted to issues of modern apologetics and atheism, the second - to the Christian theology of the self-revelation of God in Christ, the third - to Trinitarian theology.

“The God of Jesus Christ” is a fundamental theological work by Cardinal Walter Kasper, touching on the problem of atheism and the confession of the triune God in modern world. The author examines the philosophical and ideological foundations of atheism in European culture and writes about the Christian understanding of God, the God of Jesus Christ and the confession of the Trinity. “The God of Jesus Christ” is a book that has deservedly become a classic of Western theological thought of the 20th century.

“The time has come to think again about faith in God and renew the foundations of human culture. After all, faith in the God of Jesus Christ had a huge influence on European culture in the East and West. Its roots must be rediscovered. It is not enough just to repeat the arguments of traditional theology; a critical and constructive debate with the arguments of modern atheism is necessary. Only in this way can the “wall” in the heads and hearts of people be abolished, the deep aspirations and longings of people answered, and the foundations of European civilization restored.” Cardinal Walter Kasper. From the preface to the Russian edition

“This book is intended primarily for students of theology, as well as for all those interested in issues of faith in theology: priests and laity in church ministry; Christians participating in theological discussions; to a wide circle of people who, including those outside the Church, in the modern situation of a semantic crisis, are again interested in the question of God.” Cardinal Walter Kasper. From the preface to the German edition

Walter Kasper is a cardinal, head of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, one of the most famous modern theologians.

The book was published with the support of the Catholic Committee for Cultural Cooperation (Rome )