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Two Unlikely Missionaries: A Study In Narrative Theology, Jo Ann Davidson
Two Unlikely Missionaries: A Study In Narrative Theology, Jo Ann Davidson
Journal of Adventist Mission Studies
No abstract provided.
Editorial, Bruce L. Bauer
Salvation In Hinduism, Clifmond L. Shameerudeen
Salvation In Hinduism, Clifmond L. Shameerudeen
Journal of Adventist Mission Studies
The teachings of Hinduism have existed for thousands of years and continue to influence many cultures, especially those of South Asia. The philosophical teachings of Hinduism are complex and attractive to its adherents; however, the Hindu faith is easily misunderstood by many Westerners. Christianity as a religious institution was mostly developed in the context of a Western worldview. In contrast, Hinduism and its teachings are solely built on an Eastern philosophical and religious system dating back to the eighth century BCE. This article seeks to understand the teachings of salvation as found in the Bhagavad Gita and to contrast those …
Spirits In The Clinic: A Case Study, John Holbrook
Spirits In The Clinic: A Case Study, John Holbrook
Journal of Adventist Mission Studies
No abstract provided.
Using Tonga Proverbs In Presenting Biblical Concepts, Johan Siachibila
Using Tonga Proverbs In Presenting Biblical Concepts, Johan Siachibila
Journal of Adventist Mission Studies
The Tonga tribe, located in the Southern part of Zambia, is rich in cultural communication. The Tonga people often use proverbs to communicate important ideas with each other, to solve problems among themselves, during common conversations, and when teaching Tonga children. They also are proud that their proverbs are a source of wisdom, with every phase of life having important proverbs attached to them. The Tongas have more than 500 proverbs, however, in this article I will only look at some of them to illustrate how they could be used in presenting biblical principles in the Tonga cultural setting. This …
Worldview Themes Among Arab Muslim Women, Linda Smith
Worldview Themes Among Arab Muslim Women, Linda Smith
Journal of Adventist Mission Studies
No abstract provided.
From The Alps To The Pampas: The Missionary Work Of Jean Vuilleumier In South America (1895-1901), Eric E. Richter
From The Alps To The Pampas: The Missionary Work Of Jean Vuilleumier In South America (1895-1901), Eric E. Richter
Journal of Adventist Mission Studies
No abstract provided.
Foot Washing, Zacchaeus, And What I Learned About Contextualization, Amy Whitsett
Foot Washing, Zacchaeus, And What I Learned About Contextualization, Amy Whitsett
Journal of Adventist Mission Studies
No abstract provided.
Contextualizing The Gospel For Young Urbanites, Reylourd Reyes
Contextualizing The Gospel For Young Urbanites, Reylourd Reyes
Journal of Adventist Mission Studies
No abstract provided.
"Understanding Transgender Identities: Four Views" [Review] / Beilby, James K. And Paul Rhodes Eddy, Eds. ., Ronald Rojas
"Understanding Transgender Identities: Four Views" [Review] / Beilby, James K. And Paul Rhodes Eddy, Eds. ., Ronald Rojas
Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS)
This is a book review
On God’S Side Of History: Time And Apocalyptic History In Paul’S Speech To The Areopagus, Keldie Paroschi
On God’S Side Of History: Time And Apocalyptic History In Paul’S Speech To The Areopagus, Keldie Paroschi
Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS)
This paper considers Paul’s speech to the Areopagus from the framework of Jewish apocalyptic historiography in order to determine the degree of overlap between Paul’s conceptual background on history and time and Stoic philosophy. The main facets of Jewish apocalyptic historiography include unique conceptions of God, time, and human existence with unique existential implications, all of which are found in Acts 17:22–31. The added element of the Christ event (vv. 30–31) heightens the urgency of Paul’s message of repentance. Despite some proximity between Paul and Stoicism, the Jewish apocalyptic worldview of Acts 17 differs significantly from the pantheistic and deterministic …