Anne-Marie Ellithorpe - Towards Friendship-Shaped Communities - A Practical Theology of Friendship

84 84Gadamer, Truth and Method, 305.

85 85Gadamer, Truth and Method, 305.

86 86Gadamer, Truth and Method, 361.

87 87Miller-McLemore, Christian Theology in Practice, 199.

88 88Browning, “Theological Ethics,” 396.

89 89In articulating ideal praxis, strategic practical theology “builds on the accomplishments of the first three movements of fundamental practical theology.” Browning, A Fundamental Practical Theology, 55–56, 69.

90 90A critical correlational practical theology “must support its implicit validity claims if it takes part in the discourse of a free society aimed at shaping the common good.” Browning, A Fundamental Practical Theology, 71.

91 91Browning, A Fundamental Practical Theology, 8.

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