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Preferred term
world theology
Definition
- World theology can refer either to the convergence of theological ideas from different religious traditions around the world or to the way theological speculation within a single tradition has changed to respond to the globalization of culture and the global diasporas of religious communities. Wilfred Cantell Smith, in Towards a World Theology, has explored the former kind of thinking, the way theological ideas in different religious traditions have much in common and interact in pluralistic settings. [Source: Encyclopedia of Global Religion; World Theology]
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/world_theology
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