Tantur Ecumenical Institute LibraryA scandalous prophet : the way of mission after Newbigin /
A scandalous prophet : the way of mission after Newbigin /
Way of mission after Newbigin
edited by Thomas F. Foust ... [et al.]
- Grand Rapids, Mich. : Eerdmans, c2002.
- xxiv, 325 p. ; 24 cm.
"Biship J.E. Lesslie Newbigin: a comprehensive bibliography": p. 249-325. Includes bibliographical references.
Lesslie Newbigin as public theologian / Rival conceptions of global Christianity / Entering exile / Missional calling of believers in the world / Mission and Trinitarian theology / Trinitarian tradition and the cultural collapse of late modernity / Use and misuse of "metaphor" in Christian theology / Trinitarian missiology / Uncontainable God / The church in the postmodern transition / Churches and postmodernity / Mission in the West / The emerging Christ of Post-Christian Europe / Lesslie Newbigin's epistemology / Duncan B. Forrester -- Bert Hoedemaker -- Peter Cruchley-Jones -- Michael Goheen -- Perry Schmidt-Leukel -- Colin J. D. Green -- Heather Ward -- Philip D. Kenneson -- Frances Young -- George R. Hunsberger -- Lynne Price -- J. Andrew Kirk -- Werner Ustorf -- Enlightenment, postmodernity, and mission / Andrew Walls -- Thomas F. Foust -- Section 1. Section 2. Section 3. The Globalization of poverty and the exploitation of the Gospel / Globalization and the Gospel: a Muslim view / The Gospel as authentic meta-narrative / Globalization, gospel, and cultural relativism / Gospel, authority, and globalization / Lesslie Newbigin's understanding of Islam / A response to the consultation / Two wonderful, bewildering days / Afterword / Colloquium programme fr session / Bishop J. E. Lesslie Newbigin: a comprehensive bibliography / K. P. Aleaz -- Mahmut Aydin -- Charles R. Taber -- Robert M. C. Jeffery / David Kettle -- Jenny Taylor -- Daniel W. Hardy / G. Jan van Butsalaar / Michael H. Taylor / compiled by Thomas F. Foust and George R. Hunsberger Section 4. Section 5. --
0802849563
Newbigin, Lesslie.
Missions--Theory.
280.8 / N424z F829sca
"Biship J.E. Lesslie Newbigin: a comprehensive bibliography": p. 249-325. Includes bibliographical references.
Lesslie Newbigin as public theologian / Rival conceptions of global Christianity / Entering exile / Missional calling of believers in the world / Mission and Trinitarian theology / Trinitarian tradition and the cultural collapse of late modernity / Use and misuse of "metaphor" in Christian theology / Trinitarian missiology / Uncontainable God / The church in the postmodern transition / Churches and postmodernity / Mission in the West / The emerging Christ of Post-Christian Europe / Lesslie Newbigin's epistemology / Duncan B. Forrester -- Bert Hoedemaker -- Peter Cruchley-Jones -- Michael Goheen -- Perry Schmidt-Leukel -- Colin J. D. Green -- Heather Ward -- Philip D. Kenneson -- Frances Young -- George R. Hunsberger -- Lynne Price -- J. Andrew Kirk -- Werner Ustorf -- Enlightenment, postmodernity, and mission / Andrew Walls -- Thomas F. Foust -- Section 1. Section 2. Section 3. The Globalization of poverty and the exploitation of the Gospel / Globalization and the Gospel: a Muslim view / The Gospel as authentic meta-narrative / Globalization, gospel, and cultural relativism / Gospel, authority, and globalization / Lesslie Newbigin's understanding of Islam / A response to the consultation / Two wonderful, bewildering days / Afterword / Colloquium programme fr session / Bishop J. E. Lesslie Newbigin: a comprehensive bibliography / K. P. Aleaz -- Mahmut Aydin -- Charles R. Taber -- Robert M. C. Jeffery / David Kettle -- Jenny Taylor -- Daniel W. Hardy / G. Jan van Butsalaar / Michael H. Taylor / compiled by Thomas F. Foust and George R. Hunsberger Section 4. Section 5. --
0802849563
Newbigin, Lesslie.
Missions--Theory.
280.8 / N424z F829sca