Method and Context as Problems for Contemporary Theology: Doing Theology in an Alien WorldA proposal for the need to concentrate on the basic and simple art of doing theology in the context of a world which needs a word that is distinct from its own - a world alienated from God and still yearning to overcome its primordial alienation. Theology must be able to convey the ultimate message which is without equal, to overcome being a minority voice in an overcrowded market. [TST 58*] $89.95 248pp. 1991 |
Contents
A Question of Method | 9 |
The Cosmic Referent | 37 |
The Historic Referent | 87 |
The Textual Referent | 131 |
The Cultic Referent | 165 |
The Ultimate Referent Jesus Christ | 201 |
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References to this book
Christian Tradition Today: A Postliberal Vision of Church and World Jeffrey C. K. Goh Limited preview - 2000 |