The centrality of Christ in contemporary missions / Mike Barnett; Michael Pocock.
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TextSeries: Evangelical Missiological Society Series ; No.12Publisher: Pasadena, Calif. Carey 2005Description: 313 S.: graph. Darst., TblISBN: - 0-87808-386-3
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Intro -- The Centrality of Christ -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Part 1: The Centrality of Christ -- 1. Is Jesus Christ Really the Only Way? -- 2. The Uniqueness of Christ and Missions -- 3. Christ Centered Epistemology: An Alternative to Modern and Postmodern Epistemologies -- 4. The Relevance of Jesus as the Source of Salvation and Mission for the Twenty-first Century Global Context -- Part 2: Christ in Contemporary Missions -- 5. Mission and Jesus in a Globalizing World: Globalization and the Pluralistic Jesus -- 6. Mission and Jesus in a Globalizing World: Mission as Retrieval -- 7. Jesus and the Pagan West: Missiological Reflections on Evangelism in Re-enchanted Europe -- 8. WDJS-What Does Jesus Say . . . About Receptivity? -- Part 3: Missiological Insights -- 9. A Christocentric Understanding of Linguistic Diversity: Implications for Missions in a Pluralistic Era -- 10. Leadership and Teams in Missions-Jesus Style -- 11. The Inescapable Christ: The Significance of E. Stanley Jones' Christology for Twenty-first-Century Missiology -- 12. How Do They Think? Understanding and Teaching Religious Belief Systems for Twenty-first-Century Missions.
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