Stated simply, Henry’s vision for theology was that it be…
““Stated simply, Henry’s vision for theology was that it be epistemologically viable, methodologically coherent, biblically accurate, socially responsible, evangelistically oriented and universally applied. In””
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Henry’s theological vision demands rigorous epistemology, methodology, biblical fidelity, social responsibility, evangelistic focus, and universal relevance.
In simple terms: Theology must be sound, coherent, biblical, socially responsible, evangelistic, and universal.
Pursue comprehensive, responsible theology.
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- seminar teaching
- church leadership
- academic research
- public preaching
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Questions to Reflect On
- Which criteria are most challenging to uphold?
- How can theology stay relevant across cultures?
Balancing all criteria can be practically difficult.