This article proposes a new practical theology for restoring displaced communities, suggesting soulful living and homecoming.
The aim of this article is to offer perspectives on homecoming and rebuilding inhabitational communities. Displacement is reconfigured from a practical theological perspective. Furthermore, the restoration of displaced people, is undergirded by a soul theology. Homecoming in life and death is postulated within a Christian eschatological reality. A new practical theology for embodied homecoming is proposed. Lastly, an eschatological homecoming praxeology is suggested to redress imposed displacement towards wholeness and soulful human living.
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