Reflections on Post-Liberal Theology and Thomistic Sympathies

The chapter explores the emergence of post-liberal theology at Yale University in response to modern challenges, emphasizing the role of texts and relationships in shaping intellectual and personal identity. It discusses the convergence of developing Thomism and post-liberal sympathies, focusing on rejecting modernity's subject-centric approach in favor of emphasizing bodilyness and community. The impact of post-liberal thought on biblical hermeneutics, the shift in systematic theology approach, and the importance of Christianity's particularistic claim to universality are also discussed.