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Mission, Hermeneutics, and the Local Church
Journal of Theological Interpretation, 2007Abstract An earlier generation of missionaries set as their goal the development of independent churches: self-supporting, self-propagating, and self-governing. Now it is becoming clear that, to be independent, a church should also be self-theologizing.
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The Bible, Mission, and Social Location: Toward a Missional Hermeneutic
Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology, 2007Despite a long-standing rift between missiology and biblical scholarship, current trends in both disciplines—such as a converging emphasis on the significance of social location in biblical interpretation—suggest that the time may be ripe for a “missional hermeneutic” that would privilege the missiological “location” of the Christian community in the ...
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Missional Hermeneutics through the Theology of Weakness
Mission and Theology, 2017유한한(mortal) 인간이 무한한(immortal) 하나님의 자리(존재)를 넘보는 시도들은 원시역사에서부터 줄기차게 있어왔다. 산업혁명을 통해 기아, 질병, 전쟁을 극복해온 인류는 이제도 생명공학과 인공지능의 과학혁명을 통해 불멸과 신성과 영원한 행복을 차지하려 시도하고 있다. 그러나 정작 창조주 하나님은 계속되는 하나님의 선교에의 도구적 선택을 통해 연약한 인간과 동역해오고 계신다. 하나님이 인간을 그 파트너로 삼으시고 동행/동역하시더라도 인간은 결코 스스로 강해질 수는 없다. 강하고 능하신 하나님과 가까이 동행할 뿐이다.
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Evaluation and Application of Missional Hermeneutics from a Baptist Perspective
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Toward a Hermeneutical Approach to Understanding God’s Mission
Mission StudiesAbstract The missio Dei has come under intense scrutiny, with many attempting to critically reframe it. In this essay, I argue for a hermeneutical approach to understanding God’s mission that relativizes contemporary critiques and centres the importance of engaging God’s ...
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Testament in Mission: The Use of the New Methodological and Hermeneutical Reflections
Mission Studies, 2004AbstractAfter several introductory reflections, this article attempts to categorize the various ways of using the New Testament as a foundation for the church's missionary activity. Here the author argues that interpreters of the New Testament should avoid a "double reductionism," while aiming at a multidimensional interpretive approach.
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Paul in Philippi: Reflections on Mission in the light of the Apostle's Hermeneutics
The Expository Times, 2009I suggest that Paul's mission context in Philippi has interesting similarities to our own in twenty-first century Britain. His hermeneutic and its relationship to his mission work are examined: we could usefully look again at the flexibility of Paul's approach and his willingness to allow fresh experience to impact on his interpretation of the ...
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Reconstructing God’s Narrative as Mission in a Hermeneutical-Intercultural Configuration
2010We have discussed God’s mission as word-event in a wider spectrum and integrated several important issues and challenges—coming from postmodern theory, economic globalization, postcolonial suspicion of Christian mission, and World Christianity—into the theological-missional reframing of God’s narrative.
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