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Dialogically

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di·a·log·ic  (d-ljk) also di·a·log·i·cal (--kl)
adj.
Of, relating to, or written in dialogue.
dia·logi·cal·ly adv.
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He devotes two chapters to religious pluralism and how Christians should engage it dialogically.
Christ Crucified: A 21st-Century Missiology of the Cross by Nessan, Craig L. / Currents in Theology and Mission
It has been suggested that the artistic moves of the storyteller or the narrating voice are the source of theology here: Markan reticence about the reign of God is simply narrative technique; John's tendency to foreshadow and to draw Jesus speaking dialogically with interlocutors is adequate explanation for what has served as theology; Priestly theology is discernible simply in the alphabet of liturgical pro--and prescription.
This old text: an analogy for biblical interpretation by Green, Barbara / Biblical Theology Bulletin
Students learn together the meta-language that brings them closer to understanding how academic communication is dialogically constructed (84-94).
Collaboration and play in the writing classroom by Guerra, Juan C. / Academic Exchange Quarterly
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