Dialog Studi Ritual dengan Hermeneutika Tekstual
Suatu Alternatif Berteologi Kontekstual di Indonesia
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https://doi.org/10.55935/thilo.v5i1.272Kata Kunci:
Dialog, hermeneutika, tekstual, ritual, teologi kontekstualAbstrak
Artikel ini merupakan suatu upaya untuk memberikan alternatif berteologi kontekstual di Indonesia. Kesadaran teologi Asia dan Indonesia dalam beberapa dekade belakangan ini menghadirkan kreativitas hermeneutik yang berupaya melahirkan teologi yang benar-benar lahir dan menjadi milik Asia, khususnya Indonesia. Hermeneutika intertekstual yang sampai hari ini cukup populer di Barat telah dikembangkan di Asia menjadi hermeneutika lintas tekstual dengan mempertimbangkan kekayaan serta keberagaman teks budaya dan religi Asia. Namun demikian, keniscayaan bahwa di Asia, khususnya Indonesia, tradisi ritual dan lisan (tutur) memiliki fungsi yang lebih mengakar dan tersebar luas dibandingkan dengan tradisi tekstual (tulisan) menuntut suatu alternatif model hermeneutika yang lain untuk menjadikan tradisi non-tekstual, khususnya ritual yang melestari di tengah masyarakat lokal memiliki tempat dalam berteologi. Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan deskriptif-analitis mengurai makna ritual, studi ritual (budaya material agama), dan hermeneutika tekstual untuk memperoleh alternatif hermeneutika kontekstual Indonesia. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa perlu adanya dialog antara studi ritual sebagai bentuk penghargaan terhadap kewibawaan tradisi Indonesia dengan hermeneutika tekstual yang sampai saat ini masih dominan dalam penafsiran Kitab Suci. Dialog studi ritual dengan hermeneutika tekstual menjadi alternatif berteologi kontekstual di bumi Indonesia.
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