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Christ and culture typology: a standalone construct

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Christian ethics

H. Richard Niebuhr's five types of relation between Christ and culture: against, of, above, in paradox with, and transforming culture.

In Christian ethics, Christ and culture typology refers to H. Richard Niebuhr's five types of relation between Christ and culture: against, of, above, in paradox with, and transforming culture. This meaning comes from Niebuhr (1951) in Christ and culture.[1]

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References

Niebuhr, H. R. (1951). Christ and culture. Harper & Brothers. ISBN 9780844626581

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