Evolution of Theological Task and Cultural Engagement in Diverse Religious Contexts

Exploring the challenges faced by Christian theologians working in diverse religious traditions, the chapter examines the shift towards a theology of culture approach inspired by thinkers like Tillich. It delves into the intersection of philosophy of religion, science, and theology, emphasizing the importance of recognizing shared contemplative practices and rethinking spirituality in modern contexts. The conversation also discusses the impact of implicit economic religion, the struggle against it, and the need for theologians to offer hermeneutic and imaginative tools to navigate various cultural, economic, and political landscapes.