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Foreword Kathleen A. Cahalan Cahalan, Kathleen A.
Introduction Theodore Brelsford Brelsford, Theodore 1
Pt. 1 Context and Contextualization In Theological Education
1 Theological Reflection in Contextual Education: An Elusive Practice Elizabeth M. Bounds Bounds, Elizabeth M. 17
2 Origins of Contextualization in the Global Church W. Harrison Daniel Daniel, W. Harrison 29
3 Theological Thinking as Contextual Practice Theodore Brelsford Brelsford, Theodore John Senior Senior, John 42
4 Pedagogical Lessons from Students in Ecclesial Contexts P. Alice Rogers Rogers, P. Alice Robert Winstead Winstead, Robert 56
5 Black Theology and Pedagogy Noel Leo Erskine Erskine, Noel Leo 67
Pt. 2 Contextualizing The Curriculum
6 International and Cross-Cultural Courses: Changing the Context A1 David O. Jenkins 87
7 A Formula for Contextual Theology: Local + Global = Contextual M. Thomas Thangaraj Thangaraj, M. Thomas 98
8 Christian Practices and Feminist Theological Formation: Doing Saving Work Joy Ann McDougall McDougall, Joy Ann Claire Bischoff Bischoff, Claire 108
9 Contemporary (Pop-)Cultural Contexts and the Old Testament Classroom Brent A. Strawn Strawn, Brent A. 126
10 Exegesis as an Ecclesial Practice Luke Timothy Johnson Johnson, Luke Timothy 148
11 Twenty-Five Years of Contextualizing: A Retrospective for the Future Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore Moore, Mary Elizabeth Mullino 167
Bibliography 191
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Cuyler Nez
reviewed Contextualizing Theological Education on August 18, 2014
Contextualizing Theological Education
Very good book explaing the Christian materialist position in a way that does not assume much of the reader in terms of prior knowledge. Corcoran first offers some problems with dualism (in Cartesian and Thomistic forms). He then offers some problems with anthropological materialisms that assume that we are identical to our bodies. He then sets forth his view, arguing that we are not identical to our bodies (as the statue of David is not identical to the slab of marbel that constitutes him) but we are constitued by our bodies, and are so essentially. Next, he argues that a materialst view of human persons can take a strong moral stance on questions of abortion and euthenasia. Corcoran then discusses how his position fits in with the doctrine of the resurrection, finally summing everything up and briefly addressing some favorite dualist verses.
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