Creation, Theological Imagination and Question about Discipleship  

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Motte, Mary

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: International Review of Mission vol. 99 no. 391 (Nov. 2010), page 230-243.
Topik: Creation; Theological Imagination; Discipleship

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Science yields factual data about the unfolding nature of the universe that challenges us profoundly and with urgency. This data verifies we are living in a dynamic world within a dynamic universe that is still in the process is wrought with risk and is also defined by relationship that emerge from the most elements of life. These times require a new cosmology. Haught reminds us that the adventurous narrative of love and liberation at work beneath the surface available to science is the work space the theologians. The patterns of relationships in all life forms evoke the image of the Trinity as a communion of relatins. Discovering a new way of seeing requires doing theology in the new ways and Delio notes this means a search for the newness of God evident in the New Testament. Ultimately, new ways seeing require examining discipleship. Contemplation through the ages permits us to grasp that this Trinity of Love is our God who dwells with us. Our insight into God continually unfolds in history through the continuity of the Paschal Mystery of Christ in his incarnation, death and resurrection. Profound suffering, disaster and tragedy mark the age in which we live. Yet God is not absent. The call to discipleship with the One who has realized God's presence among us in the Paschal Mystery is a realization of a humility that is far removed from power, control and domination. We discover a humble God in the place of the poor because this is how God has become incarnate among us.

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