Abstract:
This article seeks to respond to the challenge of doing theology in multi-world contexts, by
understanding how these multiple worlds appear. Understanding the role of power in the
appearance of these different worlds helps in the deconstruction of dominant worlds, but it
leaves one with relativism, and consequently apathy. The article presents a Christo-fiction as a
praxis of doing theology in multi-worlds as a way beyond such relativism.
Description:
This research is part of the
project, ‘Towards a practical
postfoundational theology as
public theology in response
to the challenges of lived
religion in contemporary
Southern Africa’, directed
by Prof. Dr J.A. Meylahn,
Department Practical
Theology, Faculty of
Theology, University of
Pretoria.
