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David Tracy

American Catholic theologian and priest
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    …Pluralism (1981), theologian and priest David Tracy discusses an analogical understanding of theology that draws upon a range of Christian symbols and a dialectical theology that focuses on the redemptive necessity of God becoming flesh as Jesus Christ. In his book The Catholic Imagination (2000), Greeley interprets Tracy’s comparison to…

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    …Pluralism (1981), theologian and priest David Tracy discusses an analogical understanding of theology that draws upon a range of Christian symbols and a dialectical theology that focuses on the redemptive necessity of God becoming flesh as Jesus Christ. In his book The Catholic Imagination (2000), Greeley interprets Tracy’s comparison to…

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