Theology in a world of specialization
By: edited by Erik Borgman and Felix Wilfred.
Contributors: Borgman, Erik, 1957-; Wilfred, Felix.
Series: Concilium -- 2006/2; Concilium (Glen Rock, N.J.) -- 2006/2.
Publisher: SCM Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 158
Subjects: Theology.; Theology -- Methodology.; Theology -- Study and teaching (Higher)
Notes: Some contributions translated by Paul Burns, Thomas Hobel, or Natalie K. Watson.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: Theology in a world of specialization / Erik Borgman, Felix Wilfred; title: The social background to the process of differentiation in society and the life worlds of human beings / Karl Gabriel; title: Theology in the modern university: whither specialization? / Felix Wilfred; title: Theology and religious studies in an age of fragmentation / Sheila Greeve Davaney; title: 'Many have undertaken ... and I too decided': the one story or the many? / Elaine Wainwright; title: Theological ethics without theology: assessing theological-ethical reflection of moral challenges posed by pluralism in relation to theology / Christoph Baumgartner; title: Church history without God or without faith? / Willem Frijhoff; title: From shaken foundations to a different integrity: spirituality as response to fragmentation / Mary Grey; title: Theologies of the South: incarnate and holistic / Diego Irarrazabal; title: Who framed Clodovis Boff?: revisiting the controversy of 'theologies of the genitive' in the twenty-first century / Marcella Althaus-Reid; title: Theology in relation to the natural sciences / Palmyre Oomen; title: Theology and the social sciences / Richard H. Roberts; title: Saving doctrine: towards a theology of health and medicine / Stephan van Erp; title: Theology: discipline at the limits / Erik Borgman.