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Learning about Theology from the Third World (Paperback)
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With the growing awareness of cultural diversity, evangelicals are
beginning to realize that "growing up into Christ in all things"
(Eph. 4:15) is a corporate enterprise. Due to involvement in
mission and international travel, many Westerners are beginning to
realize how much they have to learn from different cultural
traditions. LEARNING ABOUT THEOLOGY FROM THE THIRD WORLD is
designed to introduce western Christians to discussions about
theology going on in the Third World. The assumption is that
western thinking about theology has not taken third world
perspectives into account, and the day has come for us to bring
these brothers and sisters into our conversations about
Christianity. For the churches in this part of the world are
rapidly becoming a significant force in the world and their leaders
are becoming increasingly articulate about their faith (and about
distortions the feel missionaries have introduced!). It is Dyrness'
thesis that if we approach these sometimes unsettling writings as
learners rather than teachers, we will find our own perspectives
significantly altered. The maturity of the whole church demands
this kind of inter-change. After an introductory chapter on the
nature and problems of contextualization, the book gives major
overviews of the theology of Africa, Latin America, and Asia.
Issues are presented in such a way as to show that each area of the
world has developed a unique approach to theological issues, and
that each perspective has something to contribute to the
development of theology. To illustrate this a final chapter
discusses Christology form this cross-cultural perspective and the
conclusion sketches out ways in which both western and non-western
traditions may interact to enrich theology.
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