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Küng  (kng, küng), Hans Born 1928.
Swiss Roman Catholic theologian. An adviser (1962-1965) during the Second Vatican Council, he was later censored by the Vatican (1979) for his rejection of papal infallibility. His works include On Being a Christian (1976).

Küng [kʊŋ]
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(Biographies / Küng, Hans (1928 M, Swiss, RELIGION: theologian) Hans. born 1928, Swiss Roman Catholic theologian, who questioned the doctrine of infallibility: his licence to teach was withdrawn in 1979. His books include Global Responsibility (1991)


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