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Cape Town 2010 Advance Papers
Read and respond to the latest Cape Town 2010 Advance Papers. (Why?)
Emerging Technologies and the Human Future
by Nigel Cameron and John Wyatt
by Nigel Cameron and John Wyatt
People
Ruth Padilla Deborst
Costa Rica
Grant Lovejoy
United States
Ayche
Ethiopia
Emmanuel M. Luna
Philippines
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Scott Sabin
United States
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David Hackett
United States
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MarkRussell
United States
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daveingland
United States
Carlos Scott - Mision GloCal
Argentina
Colin Buckland
United Kingdom
Featured Conversations
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By John_Scott | Blog
United States
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- 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
Recent Responses
- During the initial years of refining the vision I felt God had laid upon my heart, I always pondered how believers could apply our biblical…
saraHelen - 06.09.2010 - In Response To:
An International Perspective on Creation Care - Sorry, yes, easier said than done; thanks for sharing the links to your work. I will read them with interest and perhaps have some other…
Amos Yong - 06.09.2010 - In Response To:
The Contextual Argument 
- I presume you mean easier said than done?
Perhaps I could argue that I am an economist ( http://www.jim-mission.org.uk/articles/african-economics.pdf )? Of course in a sense…
Jim_Harries - 06.09.2010 - In Response To:
The Contextual Argument - yes, since I am not an economist, I don’t have any policies to recommend; what is important as a Christian, however, is to be mindful…
Amos Yong - 06.09.2010 - In Response To:
The Contextual Argument - There is no doubt that socioeconomic lift changes the nature of our spiritual life; yes, in some cases, the result is decreased spiritual vitality, but…
Amos Yong - 06.09.2010 - In Response To:
The Contextual Argument - Becoming Christian indeed can give economic lift. But, there are good and bad ways of achieving such lift. A bad way perhaps - Christians receive…
Jim_Harries - 06.09.2010 - In Response To:
The Contextual Argument - God gave his son ... to save the world. Abraham was ready to hand over his son. Hannah gave over her son. Elizabeth knew that…
Jim_Harries - 06.09.2010 - In Response To:
Why Give? - The criteria of truth play a key role in my advance paper on Media Messages Matter: On Christ, Truth and the Media. Some people have…
Lars_Dahle - 06.09.2010 - In Response To:
Media Messages Matter: Christ, Truth and the Media 
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Thank you for providing some concrete ways of dealing with urban development. Our faith and beliefs have to be translated into actions that can…
Emmanuel M. Luna - 05.09.2010 - In Response To:
Urban Poor Development Strategies - I appreciate your perspective and insight. Christian mission movements create social/economic lift. - in second or third generation. But their level of commitment/ spiritual vitality decreases as they become…
mission21 - 05.09.2010 - In Response To:
The Contextual Argument
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