Hekima Review No. 65 Dec 2022

Attention is shifting in recent times from contextual theology to intercultural
theology, from inculturation to interculturation. The
discourse on this practice is not new. About thirty years ago, in
1993, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger declared to the Bishops of Asia: “We
should no longer speak of inculturation, but of the meeting of cultures
or of interculturality.”