Koreksi prospektif teks 2 Samuel 24 terhadap perilaku Daud bagi rekonstruksi kebijakan publik yang akuntabel
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https://doi.org/10.30995/kur.v8i2.468Keywords:
2 Samuel 24, participant-reference shifts, prospective text correction, public policy reconstruction, koreksi prospektif teks, rekonstruksi kebijakan publikAbstract
This article offers another solution from the various solutions that have been offered previously to the problem in 2 Samuel 24 which is more disjunctive rather than conjunctive. In fact, conjunctive understanding using the public theology perspective of Paul Hanson which is analyzed by Oliver Glanz??"s Participant-Reference Shifts Theory has the potency to produce a conjunctive solution in the form of an accountable public policy. This accountable public policy is based upon the correction of David??"s behavior, which should communicate dialogically with God, and consecutively, a dialogical communication with his subordinates through transparent sharing of vision and values. This communication model becomes a preparation key for interaction with less familiar communities that are characterized by mutual respect, and not a compromising attitude, while still promoting togetherness in solving problems that arise in a community.
Abstrak
Artikel ini menawarkan solusi lain dari berbagai solusi yang pernah ditawarkan sebelumnya terhadap permasalahan dalam 2 Samuel 24 yang lebih bersifat disjungtif dan bukan konjungtif. Padahal, pemahaman secara konjungtif dengan menggunakan perspektif teologi publik dari Paul Hanson yang dianalisis berdasarkan Teori Participant-Reference Shifts dari Oliver Glanz terhadap teks tersebut berpotensi menghasilkan solusi konjungtif berupa suatu kebijakan publik yang akuntabel. Kebijakan publik yang akuntabel tersebut bermuara pada koreksi perilaku Daud yang seharusnya berkomunikasi secara dialogis dengan Tuhan, dan berdampak pada terciptanya komunikasi dialogis dengan para bawahannya melalui sharing visi dan nilai-nilai secara transparan. Model komunikasi tersebut menjadi kunci persiapan menuju interaksi dengan komunitas yang kurang familier yang bercirikan sikap saling menghormati, dan bukan sikap kompromistis, dengan tetap mengedepankan kebersamaan dalam menyelesaikan masalah yang muncul dalam suatu komunitas.
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