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Salesianum, 2012
Riconoscendo l’importanza dell’inculturazione nell’azione ecclesiale, lo scopo di questo studio è quello di proporre alcune indicazioni pratiche per elaborare questo processo. A tale scopo in primo luogo si chiarisce il significato della cultura e dell’inculturazione, si esaminano quindi recenti definizioni di inculturazione, cui fa seguito un’analisi ...
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Riconoscendo l’importanza dell’inculturazione nell’azione ecclesiale, lo scopo di questo studio è quello di proporre alcune indicazioni pratiche per elaborare questo processo. A tale scopo in primo luogo si chiarisce il significato della cultura e dell’inculturazione, si esaminano quindi recenti definizioni di inculturazione, cui fa seguito un’analisi ...
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2022
This chapter demonstrates how the theme of Christ's recognized presence becomes articulated within the culture, especially the women's monastery of Helfta and the south German Dominican convents that produced the “sister-books.” It defines the term “inculturation” which is used in a missionary context for the means by which Christianity is presented to
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This chapter demonstrates how the theme of Christ's recognized presence becomes articulated within the culture, especially the women's monastery of Helfta and the south German Dominican convents that produced the “sister-books.” It defines the term “inculturation” which is used in a missionary context for the means by which Christianity is presented to
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2022
Abstract The chapter begins with a definition of the concept of inculturation/contextualization and argues for its intrinsic connection with mission. The first part of the chapter discusses the various understandings of “culture” and the dynamics of the encounter between faith (the Gospel) and culture, especially in mission.
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Abstract The chapter begins with a definition of the concept of inculturation/contextualization and argues for its intrinsic connection with mission. The first part of the chapter discusses the various understandings of “culture” and the dynamics of the encounter between faith (the Gospel) and culture, especially in mission.
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Abstract While the term ‘inculturation’ is fairly new in Anglicanism, and some prefer ‘contextualization’, the relationship of Anglican worship to culture has existed from the beginning. The modern missionary movement transplanted Anglicanism across the globe and led to an encounter with multiple cultures.
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Abstract This chapter examines the inculturation of marriage from a lens of history for the purpose of knowing how churches have inculturated marriage rites, from the Roman era to the present time, and from Anglican churches in Western societies to churches in non-Western societies.
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Salt
The article deals with the correlation of two missiological terms: inculturation and adaptation. Today, ‘inculturation’ refers to such a wide range of interactions between Christian evangelism and indigenous culture that it is often called something that is not inculturation in essence, or reflects only its external signs, accidents, but is not ...
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The article deals with the correlation of two missiological terms: inculturation and adaptation. Today, ‘inculturation’ refers to such a wide range of interactions between Christian evangelism and indigenous culture that it is often called something that is not inculturation in essence, or reflects only its external signs, accidents, but is not ...
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Transformation: An International Journal of Holistic Mission Studies, 2007
Events so welded Christianity and the West together, and the domestication of Christianity in the West was so complete, the process of acculturation there so successful, that the faith seemed inseparable from the categories of European life and thought.1 What to the insider can look like remarkably creative and successful inculturation, to the outsider
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Events so welded Christianity and the West together, and the domestication of Christianity in the West was so complete, the process of acculturation there so successful, that the faith seemed inseparable from the categories of European life and thought.1 What to the insider can look like remarkably creative and successful inculturation, to the outsider
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Inculturation–Contextualization
Abstract Even if Christianity has been in Asia for more than five centuries, it continues to be regarded as a foreign religion. Its association with European colonization has not really been shed despite the reduction in the number of European missionaries ministering in the continent. What is essential is the building up of the localopenaire +1 more source