Missiology an international review Nr. 4 October 50(2022)
Missiology an international review Nr. 4 October 50(2022)
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Editor’s notes Leanne M. Dzubinski Trees, stolen gods, and becoming Egyptian: Reading Genesis missionally Andrew Tompkins Missionary theology and the peopling of pre-Columbian America: John Oxenbridge’s “A plea for the dumb Indian” (ca. 1666) Richard W. Cogley Revisiting the person of peace: A response to A. Matthews Magnus Robinson The genesis and evolution of church-planting movements missiology Warrick Farah Perceptions of Juche ideology by expats in North Korea: A qualitative study Robert Holmes Eunice Hong Atonement impasse: The perennial problem of communicating Christ’s atonement to Muslims Matthew Aaron Bennett What led Asian American Buddhist background believers in Hawaii to become Christian: A grounded theory study Kelly Michael Hilderbrand Bridging or breaking: An ethic of communication for missional engagement Phil Zarns The motivations, backgrounds, and practices of business as mission practitioners: Insights from an international survey Steve Rundle Link to ORCID Min-Dong Paul Lee Vinod John, Believing without Belonging? Religious Beliefs and Social Belonging of Hindu Devotees of Christ Darren Duerksen Jack R. Reese, At the Blue Hole: Elegy for a Church on the Edge Chris Flanders Richard R. Osmer, The Invitation: A Theology of Evangelism Jonathan A. Seitz Christopher Flanders and Werner Mischke (eds), Honor, Shame, and the Gospel: Reframing our Message and Ministry John P. Bowen, The Unfolding Gospel: How the Good News Makes Sense of Discipleship, Church, Mission, and Everything Else Evangelism Andrew Meszaros (ed), The Center Is Jesus Christ Himself: Essays on Revelation, Salvation & Evangelization in Honor of Robert P. Imbelli Religions Rachel Pieh Jones, Pillars: How Muslim Friends Led Me Closer to Jesus Social sciences Brian M. Howell and Jenell Paris, Introducing Cultural Anthropology: A Christian Perspective
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Editor’s notes Leanne M. Dzubinski Trees, stolen gods, and becoming Egyptian: Reading Genesis missionally Andrew Tompkins Missionary theology and the peopling of pre-Columbian America: John Oxenbridge’s “A plea for the dumb Indian” (ca. 1666) Richard W. Cogley Revisiting the person of peace: A response to A. Matthews Magnus Robinson The genesis and evolution of church-planting movements missiology Warrick Farah Perceptions of Juche ideology by expats in North Korea: A qualitative study Robert Holmes Eunice Hong Atonement impasse: The perennial problem of communicating Christ’s atonement to Muslims Matthew Aaron Bennett What led Asian American Buddhist background believers in Hawaii to become Christian: A grounded theory study Kelly Michael Hilderbrand Bridging or breaking: An ethic of communication for missional engagement Phil Zarns The motivations, backgrounds, and practices of business as mission practitioners: Insights from an international survey Steve Rundle Link to ORCID Min-Dong Paul Lee Vinod John, Believing without Belonging? Religious Beliefs and Social Belonging of Hindu Devotees of Christ Darren Duerksen Jack R. Reese, At the Blue Hole: Elegy for a Church on the Edge Chris Flanders Richard R. Osmer, The Invitation: A Theology of Evangelism Jonathan A. Seitz Christopher Flanders and Werner Mischke (eds), Honor, Shame, and the Gospel: Reframing our Message and Ministry John P. Bowen, The Unfolding Gospel: How the Good News Makes Sense of Discipleship, Church, Mission, and Everything Else Evangelism Andrew Meszaros (ed), The Center Is Jesus Christ Himself: Essays on Revelation, Salvation & Evangelization in Honor of Robert P. Imbelli Religions Rachel Pieh Jones, Pillars: How Muslim Friends Led Me Closer to Jesus Social sciences Brian M. Howell and Jenell Paris, Introducing Cultural Anthropology: A Christian Perspective
0091-8296