[comment: in trying to help us better understand "cultural engagement", mouw throws out another cliche, "genuine dialogue". ]11/27/11 (Oct29,'10) FULLER's RICH MOUW THINKS WE SHOULD HAVE "GENUINE DIALOGUE" w/ CULTURE:
"...danger there is to become so wedded to the cultural thought forms that we lose the content of revelation. revelation Tillich’s distinctions fit the “engagement” topic. Do we go to war against the culture or do we commit ourselves to marrying it? Neither approach is legitimate, he insisted. Correlation—genuine dialogue listening carefully, and responding faithfully—is the requirement. That seems right to me
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Sunday, November 27, 2011
11/27/11 (Oct29,'10) FULLER's RICH MOUW THINKS WE SHOULD HAVE "GENUINE DIALOGUE" w/ CULTURE: "...danger there is to become so wedded to the cultural thought forms that we lose the content of revelation. revelation Tillich’s distinctions fit the “engagement” topic. Do we go to war against the culture or do we commit ourselves to marrying it? Neither approach is legitimate, he insisted. Correlation—genuine dialogue listening carefully, and responding faithfully—is the requirement. That seems right to me http://www.netbloghost.com/mouw/?m=201010
