What Are They Saying About Theological

Theological reflection is a distinct form of theologizing that has emerged over the last twenty-five years, explains Robert L. Kinast in the introduction to this new WATSA book. Working out of specific contexts, theological reflection begins with lived experience, correlates this experience with the sources of Christian faith and aims at practical action.

Kinast examines five distinct styles of theological reflection; ministerial, spiritual wisdom, feminist, inculturation and practical theology. He analyzes each of these styles in terms of the type of experience it favors, the way it connects this experience to theology, and what sort of praxis it envisions.

Robert L. Kinast is a pastoral theologian

Introduction

1

(5)

A Ministerial Style of Theological Reflection

6

(9)

A Spiritual Wisdom Style of Theological Reflection

15

(12)

A Feminist Style of Theological Reflection

27

(13)

An Inculturation Style of Theological Reflection

40

(12)

A Practical Style of Theological Reflection

52

(12)

Conclusion

64

(8)

Notes

72

(13)

Bibliography

85

(8)

Index

93

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What Are They Saying About Theological Reflection?

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