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Emerging Technologies and the Human Future
by Nigel Cameron and John Wyatt
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Ruth Callanta
Philippines
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United States
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United Kingdom
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Singapore
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United States
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Featured Conversations
- L’évangile de la prospérité, tout ce qui brille n’est pas or
By bourdak | Cape Town 2010 Advance Paper
South Africa
Topics: Prosperity Gospel
- The Contextual Argument
By Amos Yong | Blog
United States
Topics: Poverty & Wealth, Prosperity Gospel
- Loving the Poor without Hating the Wealthy
By Gregg Okesson | Blog
Kenya
Topics: Poverty & Wealth
- Transforming Technologies: Media and Mission Ministries
By Lars_Dahle | Blog
Norway
Topics: Media & Technology
- Powers of Evil
By Lindsay_Olesberg | Blog
United States
Topics: Ephesians Study
- We all have an ethnic identity
By Dewi Hughes | Blog
United Kingdom
Topics: Ethnicity
- Networks benefit by bringing together practitioners from a variety of approaches
By David Hackett | Article
United States
Topics: Partnership, Personal Witness, Unreached People Groups
- Communication As Narration
By Steve Evans | Blog
South Africa
Topics: Orality
- Himalayan Global Summit 2009
By gatheredscattered | Article
Canada
Topics: Unreached People Groups, World Faiths, Diaspora
- The Deeper Problem
By Darren_Sleep | Article
Australia
Topics: Environment
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Carlos Scott - Mision GloCal - 02.09.2010 - In Response To:
From ‘Calvary Road’ to ‘Harvesters International’: An African Perspective on the Cross and Gospel of Prosperity 
- What is the "good news" being proclaimed by Christian evangelists who instigate witch hunts - even against children?
hayesstw - 02.09.2010 - In Response To:
What questions aren’t being asked? - I thought the paper was well written, and I appreciated the distinction between pluralistic and pluralism. However, I thought his applications and illustrations were very…
Jeff Korum - 02.09.2010 - In Response To:
Truth Matters, Stand Up for Truth 
- I would agree that having rejection would keep you humble, and maybe that’s why there’s a cycle of popularity followed by rejection (or maybe said,…
Mary DeMuth - 02.09.2010 - In Response To:
Ministry: Are you in Obscurity? Popularity? or Rejection? 
- As I read this article, my heart was shouting many “Amens” to what Ms. Pippert and Bishop Kwashi wrote. Many of your points resonated with…
Kai Mark - 02.09.2010 - In Response To:
A Fresh Approach To Witness For The 21st century: A Global Perspective 
- I’d say we need both word and deed, Scripture and Holy Spirit power, to be well balanced and in tension.
Scripture without power can…
Pete_Houston - 02.09.2010 - In Response To:
Declaration and Demonstration - Great blog, Mary. Thanks.
I see all three at work in my life and ministry - usually in constant tension with one another. I’m…
Pete_Houston - 02.09.2010 - In Response To:
Ministry: Are you in Obscurity? Popularity? or Rejection? - Passivity is a problem that cuts to the heart of simply doing church or being a missional church.
Paul said, "Imitate me, then, as I…
Pete_Houston - 02.09.2010 - In Response To:
Craig and Moreland on The Church Condition and It’s Relevance on Indonesian Churches 
- Thanks Pete. Good to get a comment from someone who has a close understanding of the African scene.
Jim_Harries - 02.09.2010 - In Response To:
Understanding and Responding to the Prosperity Gospel in Africa 
- Thanks for reading my blog notes on our recent ministry experience. Every country of the world are hosting diaspora people. Let us pray that the doors…
Noel Pantoja - 01.09.2010 - In Response To:
Diaspora Ministry Works: Sharks turned Fishermen
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