Globalizing theology : belief and practice in an era of world Christianity
Craig Ott and Harold A. Netland, editorsGrand Rapids, Mich : Baker Academic, c2006
382 p. ; 23 cm.
Book
| Location | Call Number | Status |
|---|---|---|
| G/F Collection | BR 118 .G58 | Available |
- Introduction: Globalization and Theology Today
- Part 1 World Christianity and Theological Reflection : 1 Christian Theology in an Era of World Christianity
- 2 Anthropological Reflections on Contextualizing Theology in a Globalizing World
- 3 Globalization and the Study of Christian History
- Part 2 Methodological Issues for Globalizing Theology : 4 "One Rule to Rule Them All?" Theological Method in an Era of World Christianity
- 5 The Globalizing Hermeneutic of the Jerusalem Council
- 6 Creeds, Confessions, and Global Theologizing: A Case Study in Comparative Christologies
- 7 The Glocal Church: Locality and Catholicity in a Globalizing World
- 8 "Experience-Near Theologizing" in Diverse Human Contexts
- Part 3 Implications of Globalizing Theology : 9 The Challenge of Economic Globalization for Theology: From Latin America to a Hermeneutics of Responsibility
- 10 Globalization, Nationalism, and Religious Resurgence
- 11 Bearing Witness in Rome with Theology from the Whole Church :Globalization, Theology, and Nationalism
- 12 Theological Implications of Globalizing Missions
- 13 Globalizing Theology and Theological Education
- 14 The Missionary as Mediator of Global Theologizing
- Conclusion: Globalizing Theology
- ill.
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 337-374) and index.
- Baker Academic
- 0801031120
- 0801031125
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- unmediated
- https://cms.trccloud.hk/opac/bib/AJmM
