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Where’s the place for proclamation in incarnational mission?
Posted April 12th, 2009 by Chris Horton in Category: MissionWhile advocates of various styles and emphases argue for the “right” way or the “best” way or even the way most “faithful to scripture”, I have to say I am not for either incarnation or proclamation but for both.
On Prospect Theory
Posted March 9th, 2009 by sarjschole in Category: ReviewsWhat is urban in Scandinavia?
Posted February 18th, 2009 by peringepihlstromEvven if socially the life style of a small community and a big city differs in Scandinavia, the values and the spiritual culture is quite similar. How does tha apply to "only urban areas", as a value for Urban Expressions?
Wisdom and Risk-taking
Posted December 10th, 2008 by paul.edeIf the new agenda for reconfiguring church life in the UK needs to be about risk-taking, what place does traditional wisdom hold in this set-up?
An Evaluation of Emerging Churches on the Basis of the Contextualization Spectrum (C1-C6) - Gregg Allison
Posted September 29th, 2008 by paul.edeAllison may well have captured the missiological interest in the Emergent Church.
The abbreviations of the C1-C6 were modified by Allison to reflect the application
to the British and North American contexts. The spectrum offered by Allison suggests the
following distinctive characteristics, which may be applied to the Emergent Church.
Leonard Sweet on The Emerging Church
Posted September 29th, 2008 by paul.edeLeonard Sweet: "The emerging church has become another form of social gospel. And the problem
with every social gospel is that it becomes all social and no gospel. All social justice
and no social gospel. It is embarrassing that evangelicals have discovered and
embraced liberation theology after it destroyed the main line, old line, side line, off
line, flat line church."
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