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200 10$aCome and see $ean Eastern Orthodox perspective on contextualization /$fEdward Rommen
205   $a1st ed.
210  1$aPasadena, Calif. :$cWilliam Carey Library,$d2013.
215   $a1 online resource (xx, 219 pages)
327   $a1. Contextualization and the challenge of the gospel-as-person : Theological roots of the gospel-as-person ; On human personhood ; On contextualization 2. The place of divine presence : Church as the place of divine presence ; Sacrament as concretization of the field of divine presence ; Implications for the process of contextualization 3. The core context of mission : Holy Scripture ; Apostolic succession ; Liturgical structures ; Councils ; Hagiography ; Iconography 4. The conditions of communion : Spiritual state of the inviter ; Human-to-human communion ; Human-to-divine communion 5. Engaging the fields of personal presence : Preliminary observations ; Can the invitational context exist in cyperspace? Conclusions: A reversal of perspective : Basic principles of contextualization ; The task of contextualization
330   $aAn Eastern Orthodox Perspective on Contextualization The mission of the Church is to introduce the person of Christ to individual human beings who by faith enter into communion with God.
606   $aChristianity and culture
606   $aMissions$xTheory
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