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The Gospel in a Pluralist Society / Lesslie Newbigin

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publication details: Grands Rapids, Mich. : W.B. Eerdmans, 1994Description: xi, 252 p. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 97808028042660802804268
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BR115.C8  .N468 1994
Contents:
Dogma and doubt in a pluralist culture -- The roots of pluralism -- Knowing and believing -- Authority, autonomy, and tradition -- Reason, revelation, and experience -- Revelation in history -- The logic of election -- The Bible as universal history -- Christ, the clue to history -- The logic of mission -- Mission : word, deed, and a new being -- Contextualization, true and false -- No other name -- The Gospel and the religions -- The Gospel and the cultures -- Principalities, powers, and people -- The myth of the secular society -- The congregation as hermeneutic of the Gospel -- Ministerial leadership for a missionary congregation -- Confidence in the Gospel.
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Dogma and doubt in a pluralist culture -- The roots of pluralism -- Knowing and believing -- Authority, autonomy, and tradition -- Reason, revelation, and experience -- Revelation in history -- The logic of election -- The Bible as universal history -- Christ, the clue to history -- The logic of mission -- Mission : word, deed, and a new being -- Contextualization, true and false -- No other name -- The Gospel and the religions -- The Gospel and the cultures -- Principalities, powers, and people -- The myth of the secular society -- The congregation as hermeneutic of the Gospel -- Ministerial leadership for a missionary congregation -- Confidence in the Gospel.

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