There is a great deal of time and effort expended on lamenting our situatedness and attempting a way out it. Perhaps it’s best not to be thinking of a “way out” of our hermeneutical and epistemological situatedness, but rather to be configuring it as a “way through” to possibilities of new understanding. Hermeneutics and epistemology, in our context, are likely to have modernist and postmodernist tendencies, which nevertheless do not restrict us to going round in a vicious cycle of the same, because we can and do arrive at new understandings as we traverse through that which we belong and are potentially distanced from. The aim therefore is not to find a way out, but to recognize that the living God has a way in, and this in turn provides us with a way through.
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