Sentences with word «dialogical»

There is, of course, a reality of society which is something more than a complex pattern of dialogical relationships.

If mission as conquest was the dominant note at the beginning of this century, mission as living in dialogical relationship is the emphasis at the end of this century.

In dialogical preaching we need the question and the answer.

Rather these traditional ethical values must be understood as the symbolic expression of what takes place when people stand in true dialogical relation to each other.

especular (specular) is the result of dialogical processes — both face - to - face and virtual — between curators Hena Lee, Jaqueline Martins and Mirtes Marins de Oliveira.

They favored a more dialogical approach in which Christians could learn from others as well as teach them.

By its very dialogical nature, however, it sometimes wanders afield of this story — to the great benefit of the reader.

This is the task of dialogical preaching.

The design of this part of the conference demonstrates how they might provide feedback in their home situation and make their communication more dialogical.

And it shows little awareness of the biblical understanding of revelation as history, revelation as event, revelation as dialogical encounter, or revelation as personal relationship.

Roberts recognizes that black theology is now being done in a post colonial, post Barthian, multicultural and interethnic context which requires new dialogical encounters with traditional African, Third World, and other theological perspectives.

The wise counselor learns through dialogical experience to add to meekness zeal and to temper zeal with compassion.

A false security prevents us from making real our relationship to God, for the meeting with God takes place in the «lived concrete,» and lived concreteness exists only in so far as the moment retains its true dialogical character of presentness and uniqueness.

My hope is in genuinely dialogical thought accompanied by real solidarity, in action.

We now raise the question: How shall the preacher prepare himself for dialogical preaching?

My hope for this exhibition, which includes a range of dialogical practices, is that it opens up the discourse around both the communities that we live in and the ones that we aspire to.

Nor does the discussion of theologians by itself constitute this authentic dialogical situation.

For — if all the signs do not deceive — the talk about dialogue takes from men the living experience of dialogical life....

We live our mission by committing ourselves to building an organization guided by empathy and united by a dedication to the principle of dialogical communication.

Considering the interruption of Levine's dialogical method of production at the time of his birth, Morris aims to hold forms of memory and history together.

«The connection of the whole work with my writings on dialogical existence... is probably clear to the reader,» writes Buber in the «Vorwort» to the German original, Urdistanz und Bezichung [Heidelberg: Verlag Lambert Schneider, 1951].)

Demonstrate dialogical skills to assist couples in restructuring conflict and frustration, resolving adult and childhood rage, bringing them into a healing relationship, and guiding them from unconscious to conscious relating (moving them from reactivity to intentionality).

In spite of the excesses of the propositional approach at the level of theological articulation, the lived experience of Christians throughout the ages has been one in which revelation, even when it is not called by this name, has been experienced predominantly in a personal, dialogical way.

He is currently completing his Ph.D. in Contemporary Art, Theory and Criticism at the University of California at San Diego (UCSD), and is co-editing an anthology with Grant Kester of collaborative and dialogical art practices in the Americas entitled: Collective Situations: Readings in Contemporary Latin American Art 1995 - 2010 (Duke University Press, forthcoming).

In theological education this material interaction might be envisioned as the creation of dialogical spaces.

Applicable too are insights from social theory and from the field of organizational communication since it is a challenge to coordinate dialogical responses within Church structures.

Keg de Souza is an Australian artist working with mediums such as inflatable architecture, food, mapping and dialogical projects to explore the politics of space.

A Collaboration with the annual project Dialogical Interventions of the University of Applied Arts Vienna, direction: Martin Krenn, department KKP (Art and Communication Practices).

The latter solo exhibition's name is the term for a word, line, verse, number, sentence that reads the same backward as it does forward and aptly embodies what the press release calls the «dialogical tension» between not only «the «here» and «there»» in this particular show but that of the Exit, Stuttering and Nebula group exhibition and Huanca's solo one.

The English version of their paper is in the Australian & NZ Journal of Family Therapy, 36 — the whole issue is on dialogical approaches and it's freely available on line.

In order to supportand promote these characteristics and skills more effectively, the online course developer, instructor, or teacher should focus on designing online learning environmentsthat support exploratory and dialogical learning.

The development of Buber's thought from his earliest essays in 1900 to the statement of his mature philosophy in 1922 can best be understood as a gradual movement from an early period of mysticism through a middle period of existentialism to a final period of developing dialogical philosophy.

Half a century later he restricted the use of the term to that in human life which provides the basis for direct dialogical relations.

In the text of Sacred Scripture, Christian writers found something similar to this dramatic format, where biblical events involving divine activity were often scripted in dialogical form.

The retracting of annihilating presence is, as we know even from interhuman experience, the very condition of dialogical presence.)

«Dialogical Possibilities: Visualising Urban Nature and Wildness in Scotland and India» Work by Ravi Argawal

They are revealed by God's historical and dialogical self - revelation by words and deeds, and in the fullness of time by God's eternal Son becoming flesh in a certain time and space of history; in church history under the guidance of the Holy Spirit they have to be witnessed to and developed through the living tradition (see the dogmatic constitution Dei Verbum, 2, 8).

Thus these eternal truths aren't without a concrete historical index and they have an inner dialogical character.

Through genuine dialogical existence the real person takes part in the unfinished process of creation.

Sacramental existence, like dialogical existence in general, involves a meeting with the other in which the eternal Thou manifests itself.

The result is a highly dialogical engagement between the post-Christian West and post-Western Christianity.

Such situations demand dialogical existence of different religions, which is the essence of religious pluralism and an essential condition for mutual interactivities among religions.