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作者: Cody C. Lorance
日期: 18.12.2010
Category: 未得之民, 世界信仰
Informally distributed at Cape Town 2010, the Oslo Coalition’s "Missionary Activities and Human Rights" contains a statement which essentially calls upon missionaries to not engage in contextualization. I found the statement troubling for a number of reasons. My reflections may be found here:
http://codylorance.blogspot.com/2010/12/oslo-coalitions-anti-contextualization.html
关键词: contextualization
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美国
Excellent response. We seem too often to forget that the traditions of of the Western church are heavily couched in the vocabulary, rituals, and culture of a pagan people in Europe transformed by the power of the Gospel. Rather than abandon the deeply-rooted concepts and understandings of a community, the early missionaries recognized the importance of infusing terms and customs with new understandings grounded in Biblical truth. The Western church makes a grave mistake in thinking it must force our confessions, terminology, and liturgy onto other cultures.
In Christ,
Brian
03.04.2011
美国
@ B_Robertson_NC:
Thanks for your reply, Brian. Blessings to you!
11.04.2011
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