Encountering the west Christianity and the global cultural process : The african dimension

By:

Sanneh, Lamin O

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Marshall Pickering 1993Description: 286 22 cmISBN:

0551028114

Subject(s):

Christianity and culture. Missions. Missions -- Africa. Christianity and other religions. Christianity and other religions -- Islam. Islam -- Relations -- Christianity. Religious pluralism -- Christianity. Africa -- Civilization -- Western influences. Christianity Christianity and culture Christianity and other religions Civilization -- Western influences Interfaith relations Islam Missions Religious pluralism -- Christianity Africa

Summary: Takes as its subject the emergence of a distinctive Third-World - particularly African - Christianity, as it uncouples itself from the Western cultural package in which Christianity was introduced there. Today the focus is reversed - non-Western nations have much to teach the West about the Gospel.

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Takes as its subject the emergence of a distinctive Third-World - particularly African - Christianity, as it uncouples itself from the Western cultural package in which Christianity was introduced there. Today the focus is reversed - non-Western nations have much to teach the West about the Gospel.

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