The shifting ground of doing theology
Subtitle: perspectives from Africa
By: Emmanuel Wabanhu & Marco Moerschbacher, eds. ; foreword by Prof. Laurenti Magesa
Publisher: Paulines Publications Africa
Published: 2017
Place of publication: Nairobi, Kenya
Language: eng
Number of pages: 223
ISBN-13: 9789966600561
Subjects: Practical Theology
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction.; title: Exploring the ground of doing theology in Africa  -- Emmanuel Wabanhu -- Keynote address.; title: The contribution of African cultures and African theology to theology worldwide  -- Charles Nyamiti -- Part one. The necessity-of-orthodoxy model in doing theology; title: Vita Autem Hominis Visio Deit: the priority of orthodoxy in theology  -- Emmanuel Foro -- Vitality of traditional wisdom in Africa and beyond: an exploration in inculturational theology / -- Frederick Wanjala -- Part two. Historical-practical perspective on methods of theology; title: Practical dimension of theology: the contribution of patristic studies to African theology  -- Michel-Willy Libambu; title: Contextual theology: unpacking "rebellion theory"  -- Jordan Nyenyembe -- Part three. Doing theology from an African-Asian ground; title: The imperative of location: developing contextual theological method in Africa  -- Elochukwu E. Uzukwu -- Towards an integral model for indigenous theologising: 'mainstream' vis-à-vis 'subaltern' traditions / -- Saju Chackalackal; title: The wisdom of the two cities in Augustine: a model for doing transformational theology in Africa  -- Stan Chu Ilo; title: Challenges of the Pontifical Urbaniana University towards Africa: suggestions for practical improvements  -- Gaston Gabriel Tata -- Part four. Urgency of the narrative orthopraxis model of doing theology; title: How long oh God? : the cry of theology in Africa, or, African theology as prophetic theology  -- Emmanuel Katongole; title: The task of African theology for the church in Africa today: a theological discourse between the academy, narratives, and Africae Munus -- David Eliaona Lyimo.