Kirche in bewegung : soziale bewegung als gestalt einer kirche der resonanzbeziehungen
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Authors
Metz, Heiko
Issue Date
2020-02
Type
Dissertation
Language
de
Keywords
Resonanz , Soziale Bewegungen , Transformation , Kontextualisierung , Entfremdung , Weltbeziehung , Anverwandlung , Relative deprivation , Frames , Ressourcenaktivierung , Resonance , Social movements , Contextualization , Alienation , World relationship , Resource activation
Alternative Title
The Church in motion : social movement as the expression of a church of resonant relationships
Abstract
Wie kann Gemeinde, wie können Christ_innen neue Wege finden, der Sehnsucht von Menschen zu begegnen und ihr Raum zu geben? Wie kann Gemeinde ihre Spiritualität stärken, bzw. ihr Ausdruck verleihen und damit relevanter für das konkrete Leben der Menschen werden? Wie kann Gemeinde einen transzendenten Raum bereithalten, der Menschen anspricht und sie zu offener, verstehender, manchmal verwandelnder Kommunikation einlädt; dem alltagsweltliche Relevanz inne wohnt? Die Masterarbeit soll basierend auf Literaturstudium dazu Leitlinien für eine Kirche der Resonanzbeziehungen in Gestalt Sozialer Bewegung generieren.Dazu wird Hartmut Rosas Resonanzkonzept (2017) und seine Darlegung der Beschleunigungsproblematik in seiner Habilitationsschrift (2005) dahin gehend befragt, welche Thesen sich daraus für gelingende Gemeinde entwickeln lassen. Diese werden im Folgenden auf ihre Bedeutung im Kontext von fünf verschiedenen aktuellen „Modellen Kirche zu gestalten“ (Grethlein. 2018) untersucht
How can the church, how can Christians, find new ways to meet the longing of people and to give them room? How can the church strengthen or express its spirituality and thus become more relevant to the concrete lives of people? How can the church provide a transcendent space that appeals to people and invites them to open, understanding, sometimes transforming communication that is relevant to everyday life? The master's thesis should generate guidelines for a church of resonant relationships in the form of a social movement, based on a literature study. Hartmut Rosa's resonance concept (2017) and his presentation of the acceleration problem in his habilitation thesis (2005) will be questioned to determine which theses can be developed for a successful congregation. These will be examined for their significance in the context of five different current "models of church design" (Grethlein 2018)
How can the church, how can Christians, find new ways to meet the longing of people and to give them room? How can the church strengthen or express its spirituality and thus become more relevant to the concrete lives of people? How can the church provide a transcendent space that appeals to people and invites them to open, understanding, sometimes transforming communication that is relevant to everyday life? The master's thesis should generate guidelines for a church of resonant relationships in the form of a social movement, based on a literature study. Hartmut Rosa's resonance concept (2017) and his presentation of the acceleration problem in his habilitation thesis (2005) will be questioned to determine which theses can be developed for a successful congregation. These will be examined for their significance in the context of five different current "models of church design" (Grethlein 2018)
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Summaries in German and English