Against the tide : mission admist the global currents of secularization / W. Jay Moon & Craig Ott, editors..
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TextSeries: Evangelical Missiological Society series ; no. 27Publisher: Pasadena, CA William Carey Library 2019Description: xxix, 196 pagesISBN: - 978-1-645-08176-0
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Introduction / Craig Ott -- Chapter 1. Secularization, multiple modernities, and religion / Harold A. Netland -- Chapter 2. Embracing plurality: the opportunity of secularization / Shawn P. Behan -- Chapter 3. Engaging the secular mind: an urgent call to the American church / Raphael Anzenberger -- Chapter 4. Evangelism in a secular age: complexities and opportunities / W. Jay Moon -- Chapter 5. Churches reaching emerging adult "nones" and "dones" in secularizing North America / Beth Seversen -- Chapter 6. (Re)Connecting with secular society / Steve Thrall -- Chapter 7. Germany's refugee response: implications for ministry in a secularized world / Steven B. Kern -- Chapter 8. Mission and evangelism in the desecularizing world of the Russian Federation / Marc T. Canner -- Chapter 9. A Chinese modernity: what feng shui, ancestors, Mazu, Buddhism, and Mao can teach us about a different kind of secularization / Tony Chih-Choo Chuang -- Chapter 10. Toward what end?: An evaluation of religion in Liberia's public sphere and its implications for evangelism and discipleship / Boye-Nelson Kiamu.
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