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Christian Mission IN A PLURALISTIC context By Rev Chandra Sekhar Swain
Christian Mission IN A PLURALISTIC context By Rev Chandra Sekhar Swain
Ultimately every form of mission is in context of a relationship with people of other socio-religious-cultural background
Dr Ashish Chrishpal, principal, South Asia Institute of Advanced Christian Studies (SAIACS) says, “Contextualization itself is a missiological task. It cultivates a mission conscious church. Contextualization itself must be incarnational and must open the way for incarnational witness. It further promotes a multi-dimensional Gospel for multi-dimensional needs. It guards against the imperialism of theology.” [ii]
Ultimately every form of mission is in context of a relationship with people of other socio-religious-cultural background
Dr Ashish Chrishpal, principal, South Asia Institute of Advanced Christian Studies (SAIACS) says, “Contextualization itself is a missiological task. It cultivates a mission conscious church. Contextualization itself must be incarnational and must open the way for incarnational witness. It further promotes a multi-dimensional Gospel for multi-dimensional needs. It guards against the imperialism of theology.” [ii]
Christian Mission IN A PLURALISTIC context By Rev Chandra Sekhar Swain
Christian Mission IN A PLURALISTIC context By Rev Chandra Sekhar Swain
Ultimately every form of mission is in context of a relationship with people of other socio-religious-cultural background
Ultimately every form of mission is in context of a relationship with people of other socio-religious-cultural background
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