What is the relationship between Christian theology as a set of practices (liturgies, Bible readings, academic research, doctrinal commissions) and "culture" more generally? Graham Ward examines how cultural transformation happens and how the practices of theology can influence that transformation specifically. This essay in theological method offers a new approach to the nature of cultural activity interpretation.
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'The book's great strength lies in its rehabilitation of religious discourse as a legitimate challenge to 'the secular logics of Western global capitalism'. So its focus is 'the negotiation between Christian living and thinking and the contemporary world'.' Church Times
'... erudite and challenging ... highly commended. It is a well-researched, discerning and insightful piece of work. ... any 'student' with a heart for apologetics and cultural transformation will find it most illuminating.' Expository Times
'Graham Ward is one of the best known representatives of Radical Orthodoxy ... [provides] a more general model for understanding how cultures change, especially whether and how religious practice can shape the cultural transformation. ... well written, demonstrating Ward's admirable mastery of the theories from various fields.' Ars Disputandi
' ... this is a book about the essential criteria for theological 'credibility' in general ... here is a project which I think certainly demands to be taken very seriously indeed.' Theology
'... erudite and challenging ... highly commended. It is a well-researched, discerning and insightful piece of work. ... any 'student' with a heart for apologetics and cultural transformation will find it most illuminating.' Expository Times
'Graham Ward is one of the best known representatives of Radical Orthodoxy ... [provides] a more general model for understanding how cultures change, especially whether and how religious practice can shape the cultural transformation. ... well written, demonstrating Ward's admirable mastery of the theories from various fields.' Ars Disputandi
' ... this is a book about the essential criteria for theological 'credibility' in general ... here is a project which I think certainly demands to be taken very seriously indeed.' Theology
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What is the relationship between Christian theology as a set of various practices--liturgies, Bible readings, academic research, doctrinal commissions--and what goes on in culture more generally? Graham Ward examines how cultural transformation takes place and how the practices of theology might inform that transformation in particular ways. This is an essay in theological method that offers a new approach to the nature of interpretation as a cultural activity.
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In order to begin an enquiry into the relationship between Christian theology, cultural transformation and the formation of public accounts of what is true, I wish to pose and examine a specific question in this opening section: from where does theology speak? Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
cultural axis, dialectical theology, theology speak, cultural hermeneutics, other standpoints, cultural engagement, cultural negotiations, public truth, cultural imaginary, social imaginary Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Karl Barth, Jesus Christ, Charles Taylor, New York, Polity Press, Charlotte von Kirschbaum, Lorraine Code, Lynn Hankinson Nelson, Roman Catholicism, Cambridge University Press, Paul Ricoeur, Word of God, Kaiser Verlag, Oxford University Press, Richard Bernstein, Sandra Harding, Sketches of Karl, Cornelius Castoriadis, Critically Realistic Dialectical Theology, Second World War, Benedict Anderson, Columbia University Press, Die Christliche Welt, Karl Adam, Martin Rade New!
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In order to begin an enquiry into the relationship between Christian theology, cultural transformation and the formation of public accounts of what is true, I wish to pose and examine a specific question in this opening section: from where does theology speak? Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
cultural axis, dialectical theology, theology speak, cultural hermeneutics, other standpoints, cultural engagement, cultural negotiations, public truth, cultural imaginary, social imaginary Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Karl Barth, Jesus Christ, Charles Taylor, New York, Polity Press, Charlotte von Kirschbaum, Lorraine Code, Lynn Hankinson Nelson, Roman Catholicism, Cambridge University Press, Paul Ricoeur, Word of God, Kaiser Verlag, Oxford University Press, Richard Bernstein, Sandra Harding, Sketches of Karl, Cornelius Castoriadis, Critically Realistic Dialectical Theology, Second World War, Benedict Anderson, Columbia University Press, Die Christliche Welt, Karl Adam, Martin Rade New!
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- Freud and Philosophy: An Essay on Interpretation (The Terry Lectures) by Paul Ricoeur on 4 pages
- The Field of Cultural Production by Pierre Bourdieu on 4 pages
- Religion and Culture (Manchester Studies in Religion, Culture & Society) by J Carrette on page 110, Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- The Imaginary Institution of Society by Cornelius Castoriadis on page 144, page 157, and Back Matter
- Rhetorical Spaces: Essays on Gendered Locations by Lorraine Code on page 90, page 98, and Back Matter
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