This book examines the basic problems faced by dogmatic and biblical theologians confronted by traditional christological formulations. In a series of three essays, Karl Rahner explores these themes with his unusual ability to find in the doctrinal traditions a truth relevant to the life and questions of modern men and women: Who is Christ for us today? How are we to understand his death and resurrection? How is the Church Christ's continued historical presence in the world? How is our hope in God's continued self-revelation as our absolute future to be reconciled with the finality of revelation in Christ?