Authors: Adonis Abelard O. Gorospe, No Kwon Park, Timoteo D. Gener
Keywords: Christianity in Dialogue, Resurrection and Social Action (Part 2), Evangelical Protestant Mariology, A Voice from Heaven Spoke My Native Tongue, Pauline Insights, Mission, Cultural Inheritance, Reflection of the Tension, Christian Faith and Psychology, Pastoral Care, Phronesis, Practical Wisdom, Theory, Praxis, Kingdom Values, Family, Church, Community, Societal Institutions, Nation, Dualism, Dualistic Thinking, Holistic Missions, Evangelism, Social Action, Justice, Transformation, Injustice, Holy Spirit, Dualistic View, Sin, Healing, Love, Social Evil, Social Order, Mariology, Virginal Conception, Perpetual Virginity, Christology, Ecclesiology, Psychology, Pastoral Care, Integration, Correlation, Classical Tradition, Modernity, Pluralism, Inclusivism, Exclusivism, Proclamation, Embodiment
Description: This issue focuses on dialogue between faith, culture, and theological traditions. Gorospe concludes his study on Resurrection and Social Action (Part 2) from the Evangelical perspective, arguing that resurrection hope mandates resistance to structural social evil. Gener uses Pauline insights (Acts 26) to advocate for mission as cultural inheritance and embodiment, stressing the evangelization of local Filipino cultures in the vernacular. Gorospe also examines the development of an Evangelical Protestant Mariology in dialogue with Roman Catholic tradition, focusing on Mary’s role and the doctrines of virginal conception and perpetual virginity. Park analyzes the tension between Christian faith and modern psychology in Pastoral Care by comparing Browning’s correlational method with Oden’s classical approach.
- Resurrection and Social Action—Part 2 – Adonis Abelard O. Gorospe
- Towards an Evangelical Protestant Mariology – Adonis Abelard O. Gorospe
- “A Voice from Heaven Spoke My Native Tongue….” (Acts 26:14): Pauline Insights on Mission and Our Cultural Inheritance – Timoteo D. Gener
- A Reflection of the Tension Between Christian Faith and Psychology: Comparing Don Browning’s Approach to Pastoral Care with Thomas Oden’s – No Kwon Park
Insights from PHRONESIS Volume 11, No. 2 (2004)
- “The resurrection can provide the believer with the best motivations for effecting social change.” -Adonis Abelard O. Gorospe
- “In one, there is the atoning Cross and one Mediator, the Man Christ Jesus (1 Tim 2:5); in the other, there is the cross, but two mediators, the man Christ Jesus and the woman, the Virgin Mary.” -Adonis Abelard O. Gorospe
- “The command of loving one another is to love others as well as allowing others to love us.” -Timoteo D. Gener
- “The Christian traditional faith must be a starting point in a dialogue with other religions (cultures).” -No Kwon Park