Contextuality and intercontextuality in public theology : proceedings from the Bamberg Conference 23.-25.06.2011 / editors, Heinrich Bedford-Strohn, Florian Höhne, Tobias Reitmeier.

Theology in the public square ; 4Includes bibligraphical references.pt. I: Intercontextuality - searching for 'Public theology' -- Contextuality and intercontextuality in public theology - introductory perspectives -- The paradigm of public theology - origins and development -- Inter-contextual essentials of public theology -- The place of public theology between theology and public theology -- Kinship in time? Exploring the relation of public theologies and Moltmann's early political theology -- Public and contextual? An introductory approach to the contextuality of public theologies -- pt. II: Contextuality in public theology -- Public theology in South African context -- Churches in collaboration with government. A western Cape story -- Between a rock and a hard place: public theology in the United Kingdom -- Public theology in the Brazilian context -- Texts@Context to borrow a phrase: a contribution from Oceania -- Gun violence in the U.S.: the challenge to public theology -- Public theology in central-eastern Europe: looking at Hungarian context. Focusing on the Hungarian Reformed Church -- A genetic heritage: the role of the Presbyterian Church in human rights development and the defense of minority identity in Taiwan -- Can public theology be practised beyond the state? -- pt. III: Public theology in contest -- Can we pray together in public? A question of context? -- Public theology facing globalization -- Theological tradition and cross-cultural discourse. How public theology can contribute to contextual discourses on economic freedom -- Religion as a democratizing power in post-war Germany. An early example of public theology in Europe -- The God of Anselm and retributive jurisprudence. A narrative theological proposal for Christian restorative justice -- The overlapping consensus and public theology? Moving beyond consensus to community -- pt. IV: Widening the horizon of public theology -- Global public theology and christology -- Glocal [sic] proclamation? An excursion into 'Public dogmatics' inspired by Jürgen Moltmann and Heinrich Bedford-Strohm -- Care, stone and law. Three symbolic forms of non-discursive public theology -- The paramount importance of what cannot be said in public theological discourse -- What needs saying and how? Reflections on content and methodology in the profile of public theology -- Dietrich Bonhoeffer's theology as a source of inspiration for an orthodox public theology.

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