Introducing radical orthodoxy : mapping a post-secular theology / James K.A. Smith ; foreword by John Milbank. [print]

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Smith, James K. A, 1970- [Author]

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text

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9780801027352
9781842273500

Subject(s):

Philosophical theology

LOC classification:

BT40.S651.S658 2004
BT40

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Table of contents

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Contents:

Elements of a manifesto : the movements of radical orthodoxy -- Radical orthodoxy's "story" of philosophy : from Plato to Scotus and back -- Postmodern parodies : the critique of modernity and the myth of the secular -- Possibilities for the post-secular : faith, reason, and public engagement -- Participation and incarnation : materiality, liturgy, and sacramentality -- Cities of God : cultural critique and social transformation -- Conclusion : taking radical orthodoxy to church.

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Inhabiting the post-secular : why radical orthodoxy? why now? -- Elements of a manifesto : the movements of radical orthodoxy -- Radical orthodoxy's "story" of philosophy : from Plato to Scotus and back -- Postmodern parodies : the critique of modernity and the myth of the secular -- Possibilities for the post-secular : faith, reason, and public engagement -- Participation and incarnation : materiality, liturgy, and sacramentality -- Cities of God : cultural critique and social transformation -- Conclusion : taking radical orthodoxy to church.

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