Is Emerging Postmodern? [3]
- Posted by scott on March 19th, 2007 filed in syndicated
Emergent / emerging is not as “Postmodern” as we might like to think. Instead, it seems that many simply hear the words “emerging” and “post-modern,” have a vague understanding of both, and...
This post is from Scott's personal blog at http://www.paradoxica.net.
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Is Emerging Postmodern? [3]
- Posted by scott on March 19th, 2007 filed in syndicated
Emergent / emerging is not as “Postmodern” as we might like to think. Instead, it seems that many simply hear the words “emerging” and “post-modern,” have a vague understanding of both, and...
This post is from Scott's personal blog at http://www.paradoxica.net.
One Response to “Is Emerging Postmodern? [3]”
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Bryan Tarpley Says:
March 26th, 2007 at 12:08 amIn your second post, you mentioned NT Wright’s nod toward Critical Realism. From what I understand about emerging churches, I think they are more Critical Realist than Postmodernist. Writing about philosophy on blog comments is like dancing about architecture, so I’ll refrain. There’s a great book called _Transcendence_ coauthored by Margaret S. Archer, Andrew Collier and Douglas V. Porpora which is hard to get a hold of yet definitely worth an interlibrary loan. It tries to enter into a dialogue between Critical Realism and Christianity. Enjoy your blog — will subscribe
March 26th, 2007 at 12:08 am
In your second post, you mentioned NT Wright’s nod toward Critical Realism. From what I understand about emerging churches, I think they are more Critical Realist than Postmodernist. Writing about philosophy on blog comments is like dancing about architecture, so I’ll refrain. There’s a great book called _Transcendence_ coauthored by Margaret S. Archer, Andrew Collier and Douglas V. Porpora which is hard to get a hold of yet definitely worth an interlibrary loan. It tries to enter into a dialogue between Critical Realism and Christianity. Enjoy your blog — will subscribe