What is another word for neoorthodoxy?
Pronunciation: [nˈiːə͡ʊˌɔːθədˌɒksi] (IPA) 
Neoorthodoxy is a term that refers to a particular strain of Protestant theology that arose in the early 20th century. It is sometimes referred to as "crisis theology" or "dialectical theology" because of its emphasis on the paradoxical nature of Christian beliefs. Other synonyms for neoorthodoxy include "the theology of crisis," "the new orthodoxy," and "dialogical theology." The term "dialectical theology" refers to the method of reasoning used by neoorthodox theologians, which involves a dialogue between opposing ideas or perspectives. Other related terms that could be used as synonyms for neoorthodoxy include "existentialism," "phenomenology," and "postmodern theology," all of which share some of the key themes and emphases of neoorthodoxy.
