A faith for this one world?
By: J.E. Lesslie Newbigin
Publisher: Harper
Published: 1961
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 128
Subjects: Christianity; Christianity and other religions; Theory; Missions; Essence, genius, nature
Table of contents: title: I. The end of Christendom and the rise of a world civilization; title: 1. The revolt against the west; title: 2. The acceptance of western science; title: 3. A single world history; title: II. Where shall we look for a world faith?; title: 1. Professor Radhakrishnan's view; title: 2. Professor Toynbee's view; title: 3. Professor Hocking's view; title: 4. A unique revelation?; title: III. By what authority? The presuppositions of Christ's revelation; title: 1. The biblical doctrine of creation; title: 2. The biblical doctrine of sin; title: 3. The biblical doctrine of election; title: IV. By what authority? The content of Christ's revelation; title: 1. That which has come; title: 2. That which is to come; title: 3. The end of history; title: V. The pattern of the Christian mission to the nations; title: 1. The missionary character of the church; title: 2. Older and younger churches; title: 3. The groundwork of partnership; title: 4. One household.