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Contextuality and Intercontextuality in Public Theology: On the Structure of Churches’ Public Engagement in South Africa and Germany

In: International Journal of Public Theology
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Willem Fourie University of Pretoria South Africa willem.fourie@up.ac.za

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Hendrik Meyer-Magister Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München Hendrik.Meyer-Magister@evtheol.uni-muenchen.de

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Contextuality and intercontextuality remain important themes in the burgeoning field of public theology. The authors employ a comparative and descriptive approach to contribute to this complex of themes. It is done by investigating and comparing the concrete ways in which churches in South Africa and Germany structure their public engagement. The authors find both significant similarities and differences and conclude with two consequences for reflection on contextuality and intercontextuality in the field of public theology.

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