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Author: Cody C. Lorance
Date: 15.06.2010
Category: World Faiths, Unreached People Groups, Evangelism Training
This week, I explore the theological foundations for contextualization. The question of why we should pursue contextualization is typically answered in a very narrow way that emphasizes what are certainly important socio-cultural and anthropological issues. For me, I always long to have very firm and clear Biblical reasons as well -- a theological impetus, if you will. There are at least four theological foundations that I’d like to mention and briefly explore. I present the first two of those today.
Keywords: contextualization, theology, hinduism, hindus, nepalis, bhutanese, refugees
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Kenya
I have looked through some of what you have written. Good work Cody!
23.06.2010
United States
@ Jim_Harries:
Thank you, Jim!
23.06.2010
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