num_pages: 132
description: Daniel Adams combines insights from both East and West to explore models and resources for contemporary theological life. He examines theology from a cross-cultural perspective based on his direct experience with Chinese, Korean, and middle-class American cultures. He focuses on Asia and the Asian contribution to the development of theology, writing not as an outsider but as a participant in the culture about which he writes. His model leads to a new methodology for systematic theology…a new way to understand theology. His work is neither Eastern nor Western but a creative combination of contextual theology in process. His enlightening perspective is most valuable…giving today's scholars and students a foundation for understanding theology and missiology on a global basis. This work is especially helpful in our pluralistic world.
language: English
title: Cross-Cultural Theology: Western Reflections in Asia
titlecomplete: Cross-Cultural Theology: Western Reflections in Asia
ratings_count: 1
publisher: Westminster John Knox Pr