Christian identity in cross-cultural perspective
By: Martien E. Brinkman, Dirk van Keulen (eds.).
Contributors: Brinkman, M. E., 1950-; Keulen, D. van
Series: Studies in Reformed theology -- 8
Publisher: Meinema; Brill Academic Pub; Brill Academic Publishers
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Zoetermeer, Netherlands
Language: eng
Number of pages: 232
Subjects: Christianity and culture.; Identification (Religion); Theology -- Methodology.
Notes: "Contains the written texts of the seminar on the relationship of contextual and universal theology. The seminar was held in The Netherlands, spanning three days (October 9-11, 2002), at three places (Houten, Utrecht and Amsterdam), and was organized by three institutions: the Moluccan Theological Council ... the Hendrik Kraemer Institute of the Uniting Protestant Churches in The Netherlands and the International Reformed Theological Institute, established at the Vrije Universiteit of Amsterdam"--Cf. Introduction.
Table of contents: title: Pela as inclusive socio-cosmic system in the Central Moluccas / S. Ririhena; title: Comments on Simon Ririhena's paper / D.J. Smit; title: African theology as a challenge for western theology / K. Bediako; title: Comments on Kwame Bediako's paper / M.M. Jansen; title: Liminality and worship in the Korean American context / S.H. Lee; title: Comments on Sang Hyun Lee's paper / E.S. Patty; title: Christians in the clash of civilizations / A. van de Beek; title: Comments on Abraham van de Beek's paper / J.O. Kombo; title: Contextual theology, tradition and heresy / M.E. Brinkman; title: 'No other motives would give us the right' : reflections on contextuality from a Reformed experience / D.J. Smit; title: Comments on Dirk Smit's paper / J.M. van 't Kruis; title: Christian identity in cross-cultural perspective / J.Th. Witvliet; title: Comments on Theo Witvliet's paper / Chr. Mostert; title: The catholicity of the church and the universality of theology / Chr. Mostert; title: Comments on Christiaan Mostert's paper / K. Bediako; title: Contextualization as inculturation : the experience of the African theological situation / J.O. Kombo; title: Comments on James Kombo's paper / H. de Leede.