Observations/Reflections: On Theology as a Subjective Experience in its Written Form
Status: Dictated but Not Reviewed
Published: 07/01/10
Written: 04/25/2009
Dictated By: Flint McGlaughlin

In order to complete my book on theolgoy, I may have to model the theological method. This is a method which does not so much engage argument, but rather embraces the subjective experience of apprehending the ultimate. It may engage such a radical method that my theological colleagues cannot accept it. I will likely argue against argument, a contradiction in itself. But my argument will not take the form of a classic argument, but rather a subjective demonstration. It seems to me like the entire notion of doing theology needs a corrective. I will emphasize the article "a" theology, because I am not suggesting this is the only way. How can I?