The document outlines a philosophical theology based on interobjective indeterminacy and a minimalist view of God as The One. It also describes a 5-part christology grounded in intersubjective intimacy focused on orientation, sanctification, empowerment, healing and salvation. A 5-part pneumatology is presented based on intraobjective identity and a robust view of nature, expressed through eschatology, sophiology, ecclesiology, sacramentology and soteriology. Finally, a 5-part theological anthropology is discussed grounded in intrasubjective integrity and an optimistic yet cautious vision of humanity approached through an axiological epistemology considering historical, cultural, social, economic and political dimensions.

1. a) philosophical theology grounded in the values realized from
our interobjective indeterminacy - a minimalist natural
theology of The One
b) 5fold christology grounded in the values realized from our
intersubjective intimacy as we are 1) oriented 2) sanctified
3) empowered 4) healed and 5) saved
c) 5fold pneumatology grounded in the values realized from our
intraobjective identity - a robust theology of nature of The
Many - as expressed through our 1) eschatology 2) sophiology
3) ecclesiology 4) sacramentology and 5) soteriology
d) 5fold theological anthropology grounded in the values
realized from our intrasubjective integrity - a suitably
chastized but reasonably optimistic vision of humanity as
approached through our axiological epistemology via the 1)
historical (descriptive) 2) cultural (evaluative) 3) social
(interpretive) 4) economic (normative) and 5) political
(unitive)
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