Hans Kung is Emeritus Professor of Ecumenical Theology in the University of Tubingen and President of the Global Ethic Foundation. He is the author of a number of international best-sellers such as On Being a Christian (HarperCollins).

• Roots of freedom; Education for freedom; Breakthrough to freedom of conscience; The freedom of a Christian; The Church sets out for freedom; The struggle for the freedom of theology; The struggle for the freedom of the Council; Power against freedom; A relapse into the old lack of freedom

"'It is to be hoped that when a Third Vatican Council starts work it will be stimulated by prophets with insight, ability, bravery and eloquence of Hans Kung, perhaps with this book in their hands. The only alternative is the fate of the dinosaurs.' Times Literary Supplement; 'This is a splendid book, full of marvellous pen-portraits, stories, and bold judgements, not least on the Popes themselves. It is also packed with theological insights, as Kung constantly demonstrates precisely why he has to disagree with officialdom.' Church Times; 'This book is an enormously informative and provocative reflection on the first 40 years of Kung's life. Its style is colloquial and readily accessible to non-theologians.' The Irish Times; 'refreshingly provocative and stimulating.' Irish News (Belfast)"

Hans Kung is Emeritus Professor of Ecumenical Theology in the University of Tubingen and President of the Global Ethic Foundation. He is the author of a number of international best-sellers such as On Being a Christian (HarperCollins).

• Roots of freedom; Education for freedom; Breakthrough to freedom of conscience; The freedom of a Christian; The Church sets out for freedom; The struggle for the freedom of theology; The struggle for the freedom of the Council; Power against freedom; A relapse into the old lack of freedom

"'It is to be hoped that when a Third Vatican Council starts work it will be stimulated by prophets with insight, ability, bravery and eloquence of Hans Kung, perhaps with this book in their hands. The only alternative is the fate of the dinosaurs.' Times Literary Supplement; 'This is a splendid book, full of marvellous pen-portraits, stories, and bold judgements, not least on the Popes themselves. It is also packed with theological insights, as Kung constantly demonstrates precisely why he has to disagree with officialdom.' Church Times; 'This book is an enormously informative and provocative reflection on the first 40 years of Kung's life. Its style is colloquial and readily accessible to non-theologians.' The Irish Times; 'refreshingly provocative and stimulating.' Irish News (Belfast)"

Hans Kung is Emeritus Professor of Ecumenical Theology in the University of Tubingen and President of the Global Ethic Foundation. He is the author of a number of international best-sellers such as On Being a Christian (HarperCollins).

• Roots of freedom; Education for freedom; Breakthrough to freedom of conscience; The freedom of a Christian; The Church sets out for freedom; The struggle for the freedom of theology; The struggle for the freedom of the Council; Power against freedom; A relapse into the old lack of freedom

"'It is to be hoped that when a Third Vatican Council starts work it will be stimulated by prophets with insight, ability, bravery and eloquence of Hans Kung, perhaps with this book in their hands. The only alternative is the fate of the dinosaurs.' Times Literary Supplement; 'This is a splendid book, full of marvellous pen-portraits, stories, and bold judgements, not least on the Popes themselves. It is also packed with theological insights, as Kung constantly demonstrates precisely why he has to disagree with officialdom.' Church Times; 'This book is an enormously informative and provocative reflection on the first 40 years of Kung's life. Its style is colloquial and readily accessible to non-theologians.' The Irish Times; 'refreshingly provocative and stimulating.' Irish News (Belfast)"