#8. 
These first four steps are an ascent, a mastery of the past. At the top of this ascent, the theologian had best be also a mystic, for it is here that they must encounter the Divine, be converted, grasp what is next, and move the Tradition forward. Get it right, and the Spirit wins, get it wrong, and, as Jesus has promised, another false prophet is born.

The last four steps for specialties are pedagogic. The Traditions as brought forward by a theologians new Insights is conveyed to the Holy People of God. 

Since doctrinal evolution is continuous, so this cycle of 8 specialties if continuous, but this cyclic action move the Tradition forward. 

So Method is simple, IF you understand the foundation if the first half of Insight. The text reads fairly easy, but therein lies the problem. Without that foundation, it is readily misunderstood.

Much more here than you asked for, and you weren't asking me! But there it is. Method is tough if you don't start with Insight. 

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