Contextualization or syncretism : The Use of other-faith worship forms in the Bible and in insider movements
As Christians seek to follow Paul's example of becoming like all people in order to win them to Christ, a key question arises: How far is too far? Is there a point where appropriate contextualization becomes gospel-distorting syncretism? With the growing prominence of Insider Movements in the... Full description
| Main Author: | Brotherson, Derek. |
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Eugene, Oregon : Pickwick, 2021 |
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Evangelical Missiological Society monograph series,
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| Call Number: | DTL 261.27 BRO |
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