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Identity and Otherness: A Trinitarian Theological Exploration of Engaging the Other and Embracing The Otherness in a Pluralistic World

In: Ecclesiology
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David Thang Moe Asbury Theological Seminary, davidmoe83@gmail.com

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The aim of this article is to explore the hermeneutics of identity and otherness and then to propose some methodological ways of how a Christian should rethink his or her identity and the identity of the other. This article takes the Trinitarian nature of personal diversity and one divine communion identity as paradigms for addressing the identity of the Christian communion and the human communion with cultural otherness. Finally, the article examines a mutual transformation of thicker identity as the telos of a critical engagement and mutual embrace between Christians and the other in a pluralistic world.

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