Are We Called To Be Right Or Faithful?,
2011
Wilfrid Laurier University
Are We Called To Be Right Or Faithful?, Kristine Lund
Luther Faculty Publications
Sermon on John 9:1-41.
The Specter Of Nihilism: On Hegel On Buddhism,
2011
Rollins College
The Specter Of Nihilism: On Hegel On Buddhism, Mario D'Amato, Robert T. Moore
Student-Faculty Collaborative Research Publications
No abstract provided.
Reading,
2011
Loyola Marymount University
Spiritual Chimes,
2011
Loyola Marymount University
Resting,
2011
Loyola Marymount University
Recovering,
2011
Loyola Marymount University
No Accidents,
2011
Loyola Marymount University
Gone Before Us,
2011
Loyola Marymount University
Attitudes,
2011
Loyola Marymount University
Still Water,
2011
Loyola Marymount University
Why Me?,
2011
Loyola Marymount University
Repotting,
2011
Loyola Marymount University
Heavenly Pets,
2011
Loyola Marymount University
Ordinary And Extraordinary,
2011
Loyola Marymount University
Heavenly Investigations,
2011
Loyola Marymount University
Exegetical And Extispicic Readings Of The Bible In Turkana, Kenya, And North America,
2011
Asbury Theological Seminary
Exegetical And Extispicic Readings Of The Bible In Turkana, Kenya, And North America, Kevin P. Lines
The Asbury Journal
While a missional hermeneutic elucidates missiological interpretation of scripture, translation would be the key descriptive of missiological me of scripture. Articulating, a Turkana extispicic hermeneutic as both a critical and a valid process for interpreting the Bible, this paper proposes that Christians have the opportunity to engage in alternative intercontextual critical hermeneutical processes when "reading" the Bible. This engagement could reveal an ontic expansion of God-if we are able to overcome eclectic diversity and the fear of relativism. Three locations: theological institutions, missionaries, in the church, and diaspora communities are suggested for practical application of intercontextual hermeneutics.
Living Water In Indian Cups: A Call For Cultural Relevance In Contemporary Indian Missions,
2011
Asbury Theological Seminary
Living Water In Indian Cups: A Call For Cultural Relevance In Contemporary Indian Missions, Prabhusingh Vedhamanickam
The Asbury Journal
There has been a concentrated effort in contemporary India to stereotype Christianity as a western agent involved in destroying Indic religions, desecrating Indian cultures and destabilizing the nation. While there have been some attempts to contextualize the gospel in Indian missions, in the theological and missiological realms, there is an urgent need to incarnate the gospel in culturally relevant ways due to three critical factors: The cultural diversity of the nation, the rise of Hindu nationalism and the paradigmatic shift from Indian cross cultural missions to local, indigenous movements. While the multinational companies in India are tailoring their strategies according …
Reaching Secular Peoples: A Review Of The Books Of George G. Hunter, Iii,
2011
Talbot School of Theology, Biola University
Reaching Secular Peoples: A Review Of The Books Of George G. Hunter, Iii, Gary L. Mcintosh
The Asbury Journal
Rethinking Evangelism: A Symposium (1971)
Focus on Evangelism: Readings for Thinking It Through (1978)
The Contagious Congregation: Frontiers in Evangelism and Church Growth (1979)
Finding the Way Forward (1980)
Church Growth: Strategies That Word (1980 with Donald McGavran)
. . . and Every Tongue Confess: Toward a Recovery of O U f Essential Mission (1983)
To Spread the Power: Church Growth in the Wesleyan Spirit (1987)
How to Reach Secular People (1992)
Church for the Unchurched (1996)
The Celtic Way of Evangelism: How Christianity Can Reach the West ... Again (2000)
Leading & Managing a Growing Church: (2000)
Radical Outreach: …
Journal In Entirety,
2011
Asbury Theological Seminary
Journal In Entirety
The Asbury Journal
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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A Transnational Faith: El Salvador and Immigrant Christianity
Robert A. Danielson
Conversion, Justification, and the Experience of Grace in the Post-Aldersgate Wesley: Towards an Understanding of who is “a child of God”
Marlon D. De Blasio
United We Sing: Union Hymnals, Holiness Hymnody, and the Formation of Korean Revivalism (1905-2007)
William T. Purinton
Living Water in Indian Cups: A Call for Cultural Relevance in Contemporary Indian Missions
Prabhu Singh
From Saul to Paul: The Apostle’s Name Change and Narrative Identity in Acts 13:9
David Wenkel
Leading a Polytheistic Faith to the Monotheistic God: A Study in …
The Mythos Of Sin: C. S. Lewis, The Genesis Fall, And The Modern Mood,
2011
CalvinTheological Seminary
The Mythos Of Sin: C. S. Lewis, The Genesis Fall, And The Modern Mood, Jeremy G. Grinnell
CTS PhD Doctoral Dissertations
This dissertation wrestles with the question how to profitably and theologically handle the Fall narrative of Genesis 3 once it has been classified as “myth,” as was the conclusion of the Formgeschichte school. The dissertation begins by establishing the theological conversation of the mid-twentieth century, which marks a zenith in the discussion. Beginning with a survey of the traditional interpretation of the narrative as historical account, which dominated pre-Enlightenment churchly thought, the survey then summarizes the change of tenor that Enlightenment and higher critical voices brought to the question. The survey concludes with consideration of Reinhold Niebuhr, Karl Barth, and …
