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The Ontological Paradigm of Tillich's Political Theology on "Nature State"

The Ontological Paradigm of Tillich's Political Theology on “Nature State” CHUANG Hsin Te Since the time of Hobbes and Lock political philosophy has built its foundation on social contract theory. Proceeding from different presuppositions,...

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Constraints and Manipulation of Ideology and Poetics — Translation and Rewriting of the Works of Henri J. M. Nouwen

Constraints and Manipulation of Ideology and Poetics—Translation and Rewriting of the Works of Henri JM Nouwen CHONG Yau Yuk The works of Henri JM Nouwen, one of the most prolific and popular spiritual writers of recent times, are widely circulated...

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Spiritual Formation in Theological Education for Cross-Cultural Missionaries

Spiritual Formation in Theological Education for Cross-Cultural Missionaries Maynor Clara CHENG Academic courses for the tasks of training missionaries in theological education are well developed today. Nevertheless, these curricula are unbalanced as...

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The Missionary Concept of the China Inland Mission in China

The Missionary Concept of the China Inland Mission in China Daniel KT CHOI The China Inland Mission (CIM, renamed as Overseas Missionary Fellowship, OMF International in 1964) was the largest missionary agency in China. It was set up in 1865 under...

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Missionary Concepts and Practices of the Early Protestants

Missionary Concepts and Practices of the Early Protestants Nathan K. NG The Indian ministry of William Carey, which began in 1793, has long been regarded as the starting point of the oversea mission of the Protestant Church, before which nothing on trans-cultural.. .

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An Inappropriate Use of a Theory from Natural Science: A Review of David J. Bosch's Use of Paradigm Shift in Theology of Mission

An Inappropriate Use of a Theory from Natural Science: A Review of David J. Bosch's Use of Paradigm Shift in Theology of Mission Chun-wah KWONG David J. Bosch was regarded as a preeminent Protestant missiologist. His magnum opus, Transforming...

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Jürgen Moltmann's "Church and Mission"

Jürgen Moltmann's “Church and Mission” Andres S. TANG The early Moltmann proposed that the mission of the Church is not to expand its territory geographically but the Kingdom of God. This paper tries to give an analysis of this understanding...

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Missio Dei: Karl Barth and the Mission of the Church

Missio Dei: Karl Barth and the Mission of the Church Lindsay ROBERTSON The idea of missio Dei emerged as a mission paradigm after the missionary conference of 1952 at Willingen, Germany. This paper discusses Karl Barth's contribution to such an...

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A Theological Reflection on Time and Narrative: The Relationship between Biblical Interpretation, Theological Construction, and Faith Traditions

A Theological Reflection on Time and Narrative: The Relationship between Biblical Interpretation, Theological Construction, and Faith Traditions Jason TS LAM The relationship between biblical interpretation, theological construction and faith traditions...

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Wu Leichuan's Hermeneutics and View of the Bible

Wu Leichuan's Hermeneutics and View of the Bible Kwong-pui CHAN This article examines Wu Leichuan's view on the nature of the Bible and his biblical interpretation. Wu's approach is influenced by Zhu Xi's mode of thought on ethical...

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