Abstract
The author looks at contextual method in theological reflection using the four elements or “sources” of experience, tradition, Scripture, and reason as a framework for analysis. It examines the case of local theology in Aotearoa New Zealand to illustrate the kinds of relationships among these elements that occur and the process issues we face when we do theology with particular attention to the local context.
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