Jesus without borders : Christology in the majority world / edited by Gene L. Green, Stephen T. Pardue, and K. K. Yeo.
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- 9780802870827
- 232.09 G822j
- BT203 .J476 2014
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Introduction: An Invitation to Discuss Christology with the Global Church / Stephen T. Pardue (p. 1-7)
Part I: Theological Engagements
1. Christology in the West: Conversations in Europe and North America / Kevin J. Vanhoozer (p. 11-36)
2. Jesus as God's Communicative and Hermeneutical Act: African Christians on the Person and Significance of Jesus Christ / Victor I. Ezigbo (p. 37-58)
3. Christologies in Asia: Trends and Reflections / Timoteo D. Gener (p. 59-79)
4. Quién Vive? ¡Cristo! Christology in Latin American Perspectives / Jules A. Martínez-Olivieri (p. 80-100)
Part II: Biblical Explorations
5. Reading the Gospel of John through Palestinian Eyes / Yohanna Katanacho (p. 103-122)
6. From Artemis to Mary: Misplaced Veneration versus True Worship of Jesus in the Latino/a Context / Aída Besançon Spencer (p. 123-140)
7. Christology and Cultus in 1 Peter: An African (Kenyan) Appraisal / Andrew M. Mbuvi (p. 141-161)
8. Biblical Christologies of the global church : beyond Chalcedon? Toward a fully Christian and fully cultural theology / K. K. Yeo (p. 162-179)
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