DISLOCATING TEMPORALITY AND RELOCATING THEOLOGIES

Abstract

COVID-19 dictated how people relate to space, place, and location, and it prioritised the role of space/location in our relationships with each other. Post-COVID, what would continue to prioritise space mean for our theologising? Our Christian religious traditions and dogmas prioritise time at the expense of space. What would de-prioritising temporality and prioritising spatiality in our religious and cultural sensibilities mean?