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Transforming mission by David Jacobus Bosch · Booklabria

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Transforming mission

RelationsTheory

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First published: 1991
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

"Bosch examins the entire sweep of Christian tradition to show historically how five paradigms have encapsualted the Christian understand of how God saves and what human beings should do in response. Bosch then outlines the key charactersitcs of an emergin 'postmodern' paradigm dialectically linking salvation's transcendent and immanent dimensions."--Back cover.

Subjects: Relations
Theory
Christianisme
History of doctrines
Missions
Christianity and other religions

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