Membangkitkan Realitas Alternatif
Konsep “Imajinasi Profetik” Walter Brueggemann sebagai Metafora Kitab Suci bagi Kontestasi Naratif Realitas Kontemporer
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https://doi.org/10.46567/ijt.v10i1.196Kata Kunci:
mitos, imajinasi profetik, Walter Brueggemann, kitab suci sebagai metafora, kontestasi naratifAbstrak
Para sarjana naratif modern, seperti Ninian Smart, Paul G. Hiebert, Charles Taylor, James W. Sire, dan James K.A. Smith, menegaskan sentralitas narasi dalam pembentukan identitas dan spiritualitas individu dan masyarakat. Kekuatan narasi hadir dalam dimensi imajinal, yang dimanifestasikan dalam kisah-kisah mitos. Para sarjana di atas mengacu pada pendekatan sosiologis/antropologis, yang sederhananya berorientasi pada disiplin ilmu humaniora. Dengan tetap mengapresiasi studi-studi tersebut, artikel ini bertujuan untuk memberikan kontribusi diskursif di sekitar subjek bahasan—kontribusi yang mempertimbangkan diskursus naratif dan mitos dari perspektif studi biblis, mengingat pentingnya memahami manusia sebagai makhluk yang kompleks dan utuh. Penulis berpegang pada sentralitas teks Kitab Suci untuk menuntun kehidupan dan iman umat Allah karena teks berisi narasi Allah: sebagai fondasi, memori, dan kerangka kerja mitis mereka. Menggunakan konsep “imajinasi profetik” Walter Brueggemann, artikel ini mengajukan metafora kitab suci sebagai sebuah model dalam menghadapi realitas kehidupan kontemporer yang dikelilingi oleh kontestasi-kontestasi naratif.
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