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David Tracy

  This essay is a synthetic, interpretive overview of David Tracy’s theology, aiming to:   ·        Explain Tracy’s hermeneutical method and its development over time.  ·        Defend the public character of theology in a pluralistic context ·        Show how Tracy negotiates tradition, modernity, and postmodernity without collapsing into either foundationalism or relativism The thesis is that Tracy offers a viable model of Christian theology for a radically pluralistic world by grounding theological reflection in interpretation, conversation, and the enduring power of religious “classics,” especially the Christ-event. I hope the reader will find the following to be true: ·        Comprehensive: Covers Tracy’s full intellectual range ·        Accurate synthesis: Faithful to Tracy’s categories and vocabulary ·   ...