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Spaces of Diaconia

Kaia Schultz Rønsdal

Diaconia · 2018

doi:10.13109/diac.2018.9.1.73 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

This article will relate to the spatial founding of social practice and diaconia. The aim is to explore and point out the specific locations of these practices. The starting point is two texts on spatial theology, and the concept of Loci theologici, which will also be the concluding point, although hopefully in a slightly altered perspective. Loci, space, and spatiality is the premise and the article will show how spaces in theology are no longer the dogmas, but the decisive premise for theology, and therefore also the science of diaconia.

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