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Dynamic orthodoxy: A Polanyian direction for theology

a reaching toward, transcendence in the very fabric of his thought. As a consequence of this his position represents a positive direction for theology at a time when such direction is hard to come by. This paper attempts to indicate something of that direction by outlining the distinctive thrust of Polanyi’s position, noting how it incorporates an inherent recognition of, and concern for transcendence, and suggesting the significance of this approach for central theological issues.