In what he calls an engaged Pentecostal-theological intervention in the methodology of social ethics, Wariboko (Christian ethics, Andover Newton Theological School) brings Pentecostal experience and ideas into dialogue with the broader academy, with mainstream theological and philosophical scholarship, and with other voices outside the tradition. The Pentecostal principle, he says, is the pneumatological dynamic--the capacity of social existence to begin something new. His topics include the ethos of pneumatological methodology, ethical methodology as a paradigm of pluralism, and religion as play. Annotation 2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
