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'A Convergent Model of Renewal' addresses a perceived crisis for faith traditions. How do we continue to value tradition while allowing for innovative and contextual expressions of faith to emerge? How do we foster deeper participation and decentralisation of power rather than entrenched institutionalism? Drawing on insights from contemporary philosophy, contextual theology, and participatory culture, C. Wess Daniels calls for a revitalisation of faith traditions. Here he proposes a model that holds together both tradition and innovation in ways that foster participatory change. This convergent model of renewal is then applied to two case studies based in the Quaker tradition: one from the early part of the tradition and the second from an innovative community today. The model, however, is capable of being implemented and adapted by communities with various faith backgrounds.
Contents
Foreword by Ben Pink Dandelion
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Introduction
Chapter 1
Alasdair MacIntyre and the Ongoing Nature of Tradition
Chapter 2
Stephen Bevans and Mission: Developing the Synthetic Model
Chapter 3
Henry Jenkins and Participatory Culture
Chapter 4
A Convergent Model for Participatory Renewal
Chapter 5
The Convergent Model and Early Quakerism
Chapter 6
The Convergent Model and Freedom Friends Church
Conclusion
Afterword
Bibliography



