9780824598068 - bridge building: pope francis' practical theological approach von kelly, thomas; pennington, bob (3 Ergebnisse)
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Zustand: New. Über den AutorThomas M. Kelly, Ph.D. is Professor of Theology and Director of Academic Service-Learning at Creighton University and Immersion Coordinator for the Ignatian Colleagues Program. Bob Pennington, Ph.D. is As.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Bridge Building invites readers to consider the practical theological value of metanoia and praxis. This requires a conversion toward social action that seeks to transform personal prejudices and political realities where social injustice is accepted as the cultural norm, specifically regardi…ng the global ecological problem, the plight of migrants and refugees, and extreme global poverty. In this way, the paradigm of Bridge Building serves the Church by overcoming the fragmentation between some forms of theology where 'an opposition between theology and pastoral ministry emerges as if they were two opposite and separate realities which have nothing to do with each other' (Pope Francis, 2015). Contrary to all previous dualism between the sacred and secular, Bridge Building seeks to end the compartmentalization of the faith that academic theology has, at times, reinforced. Thought and action must proceed together for Christians to live an integral life. Neither orthodoxy nor orthopraxy can be understood in isolation, as the deepest mysteries of the Christian life can only be 'known' through action. This theological method favors accompaniment as a pastoral strategy, encounter as epistemologically necessary, and praxis as the only possibility for real conversion. Loving action is participation in the God who is found most profoundly in the crucified people of today.
