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Lesslie Newbigin and Edinburgh’s Common Call
Ecumenical Review, 2019AbstractIn a world where pluralism is the norm, interfaith encounter and dialogue are essential parts of the Christian experience. Lesslie Newbigin reflected extensively on a theological understanding of the Christian encounter with those of other faiths, emphasizing the importance of both a humble orientation toward God and others and a firm ...
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Lesslie Newbigin's Missional Approach to the Modern Workplace
Missiology, 2011In the vast collections of secondary literature related to Lesslie Newbigin's life, ministry, and thought, writers have reflected very little on his enduring passion for a missional approach to the modern secular workplace. This article examines the formative characters and experiences that shaped his groundbreaking thought on the theological nature of
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Lesslie Newbigin: A Postmodern Missiologist?
Mission Studies, 2004AbstractParticularly through his study of the postcritical philosophy of Michael Polanyi, Lesslie Newbigin engaged in a critique of postmodernity and a Christian postmodern apologetics before postmodernity ever "arrived" in contemporary missiological thought.
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Is Lesslie Newbigin's Model of Contextualization Anticultural?
Mission Studies, 2002AbstractNewbigin's understanding of contextualization has been criticized as being countercultural, even anticultural. Is this a fair criticism? There are a number of reasons that this critique has been made: Newbigin's theoretical expression of contextualization stresses the judging character of the gospel; at certain points he lacks a well ...
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