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The Church's one foundation: embracing a decentering God
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The Church's One Foundation: Embracing a Decentering God. Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/642bf446-a3f0-4722-a432-d90c5ef92f2b?locale=en.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- The Church's popular 'user-friendly' paradigm is in danger of defining God in its own image. In this theological reflection project, the author explores the universal claims of the Church in light of the postmodern concept of 'particularity.' After exploring Postmodernism and the dialectical theology of Karl Barth, the author concludes that the universality of the message of the Church lies within the subjective existence of God revealed in the particular reality of the Church. It is God who defines the particularity of the Church, not the Church that defines the particularity of God.
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