Urban Ecclesiology
Phụ đề: Gospel of Mark, Familia Dei, and a Filipino Community Facing Homelessness
Tác giả: Pascal D. Bazzell
Ký hiệu tác giả: BA-P
DDC: 262.01 - Giáo hội học - Các chủ đề đặc biệt
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 1

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số: 258SB0007288
Nhà xuất bản: T&T Clark
Năm xuất bản: 2015
Khổ sách: 24
Số trang: 252
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
URBAN ECCLESIOLOGY  
Chapter 1 BEING CHURCH AMONG THE HOMELESS 1
I. Ecclesiology of the Marginalized 3
II. Contours of the Research Project 8
III. Paradigms for Serving the Homeless Populations 14
IV. Advocacy for an Ecclesial-oriented Paradigm 18
V. Structural Overview of this Study 22
Chapter 2 THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL PROLEGOMENA 25
I. Towards a Correlation between Ideal and Local Ecclesiology 26
II.Towards a Method for Ecclesiology Applied in Local Contexts 29
(a) My Role: An Insider and/or Outsider Perspective 33
(b) Methodology for Doing Qualitative Research 35
(c) Methodology for Doing Ecclesial Theology 42
Chapter 3 ECCLESIALITY AND LOCALITY OF THE CHURCH 47
I.Indispensable Ecclesial Contours 48
(a) The Church's Relation to Israel 49
(b) Biblical Images of the Church 50
(c) Ecumenical Conditions of Ecclesiality: 'Ecclesial Fruitfulness' 51
(d) The Attributes of Being Church 55
(e) The Intersecting Nature and Mission of the Church 63
(f) The Place of the Church: ubi Christus, ibi Ecclesia 67
II. Criteria Towards Ecclesiality in a Local Ecclesiology 70
Chapter 4 TOWARDS NAMING THE CONTEXT 73
I. Colonial Historical Ethnography of the Philippines - A History of Struggle 75
II. Arriving in Pava A Tale of a Two-sided City 79
(a) Reague for Living in the Park 83
(b) The Price of Living in the Park 86
III. Kinship and the Social Order: The Social Ties that Bind 87
(a) Rituals and Social Order 90
IV. A Community's Communication Procen and Leadership Within and Without 96
V. The Economic Dimension 100
VV. Community Relationships, Within and Without 102
(a) Codes of Conduct and Morality 104
(b) Perceptions of the Other 106
(c) Self perception 107
VII. Religious Institutions, Inclinations and Indigenous Beliefs 111
VII. A Community's Description Shaping the Ecclesial Narrative 113
Chapter 5 A CONTEXTUAL AND INTERDISCIPLINARY READING OF MARK'S GOSPEL 114
L Doing Ecdesial Theology with the FECH: Hermeneutical Reflections 115
(a) Why Should there be Local Theologies? 115
(b) Where and When Does Local Theology Happen? 116
(c) Who Does Local Theologies! 119
(d) How Do People Do Local Theology? 121
II.Why the Gospel of Mark? 123
III. Reading Mark's Gospel: Hermeneutical Insights from the FECH 124
(a) Mark in Light of Family-centredness 128
(b) Mark in Light of Turning Shame into Honour 139
(c) Mark in Light of the Supernatural World Impacting the Empirical World 143
IV. Learning from the Theological Motifs of the FECH 145
Chapter 6 TOWARDS A FAMILIA DEI ECCLESIOLOGY 146
1. A Local Ecclesial Theology of the FECH 146
(a) Contextual Challenges 147
(b) Theological Criteria  172
II. Ecclesiology as Contextual Theology 172
(a) Re-reading Ecclesiality in Light of the FECH's Narrative 175
(b) Re-reading the Attributes in Light of the FECH's Narrative 177
(c) Re-reading the Notae Externae in Light of the FECH's Narrative 181
Chapter 7 A CHURCH IN THE 'FILIPINO' CO 182
 I. Contemporary Paradigms in Urban Mission 184
II. Embodied Ecclesiology in a Local Context: Ramifications 185
(a) Local Ecclesiological Methodology Revisited 186
(b) Ecclesiality in the Locality of the Church Revisited 187
(c) Familia Dei Revisited 190
(d) Ecclesial Narratives Contribution to Intercultural Theology 195
III. Conclusion: The Homeless Jesus 197
Appendix A: Participant Summary 201
Appendix B: Semi-structured Interview Guide 203
Appendix C: Truncated Interview Data 227
Bibliography 245
Index