The Asianization of Christianity : new models for mission /
"The Asianization of Christianity is a catalyst to change the mission landscape of Asia by making the Gospel more accessible to Hindus, Buddhists, Muslims, Animists, and others. It is hoped that a new generation of mission leaders will use these culturally specific principles to build bridges f...
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Minneapolis :
Fortress Press,
[2024]
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| Διαθέσιμο Online: | https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.2307/jj.12949104 |
Πίνακας περιεχομένων:
- Introduction : The Asianization of Christianity / Jonathan D. James
- Section One : Core Issues
- Bridging the Gospel : a contextualization framework / Jonathan D. James
- Mission as communication / Peter Thein Nyunt
- Reading the Bible with Asian eyes / Esther Park
- Section Two : Mission and Church
- From Pagodas to the Savior : outreach in Myanmar / Peter Thein Nyunt
- Rethinking the church in the Myanmar Buddhist context / Peter Thein Nyunt
- Communicating Christ in Nepal : prospects and challenges / Indra B. Rakhal
- Creating Christ communities in the Hindu-Indian context / Anil Yesudas
- Christian outreach to Muslims in the East and West : obstacles / M. T. Amjad
- Christian outreach to Muslims in the East and West : opportunities / M. T. Amjad
- Asian Muslims : Christians' "neighbors" in Southeast Asia / Markus Ching
- Churches in Sumba, Indonesia : contestation and conviction / Daniel Trihandarkha
- Section Three : Training and Discipleship
- Discipleship and training in the Thai context / Pracha Thaiwatcharamas
- Discipleship training in China : challenges and opportunities / Peter Fu
- The Filipino diaspora in Singapore : outreach and discipleship / Jingle D. Cortes
- Training and discipling village pastors in the Philippines / Metosalem Castillo
- Discipling the Dayak People in Kalimantan, Indonesia / Muner Daliman
- Conclusion : Whither Asianization? / Jonathan D. James.