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2634-6591 tors employ diverse methodological perspectives to offer constructive theological reflections, enhancing both understanding and practice of theology in the context of polarised public debates..This is an open access book..978-3-031-56021-7978-3-031-56019-4Series ISSN 2634-6591 Series E-ISSN 2634-6605

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2634-6591 emergent Christian theology.Gathers perspectives from acros.?This book challenges the prevailing notion of stability, cohesiveness, and uniformity within Christian communities, inviting readers to view contestation and disagreement as integral to theological reflection and church identity. While th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-38798-7church to inhabit two dissent places: the place of interreligious dialogues based on the notion of confluence from Ant?nio?Bispo?dos Santos and the dissent place of the earth, based on the affirmation of Bruno Latour that we have never landed. At the end, dissent must be at the heart of Christian faith.

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To Be Who We Are: A Dissenting Church: Two Proposalschurch to inhabit two dissent places: the place of interreligious dialogues based on the notion of confluence from Ant?nio?Bispo?dos Santos and the dissent place of the earth, based on the affirmation of Bruno Latour that we have never landed. At the end, dissent must be at the heart of Christian faith.

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Seeking Allies Within the Institutional Church: Reflections from South Africa on Partnership as Mean this approach over the years. In an era within which issues of race, class and gender are becoming seemingly more oppositional—due the re-emergence of right wing and fundamentalist discourse—this chapter seeks to explore the complexities and possible opportunities inherent in this approach from the perspective of a decolonial feminist lens.

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Sectionally Complemented Lattices was invented. Christianity does not have an essence; it has a history. Tradition, the Catholic principle, means transmission, which implies constant process and reinvention, in the name of the coming of the future, of the promise of Jesus which the tradition is committed to transmit. The one thing that is uncontestable is always still to come.