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Changing tides : Latin America and mission today / Samuel Escobar.

Van Pelt Library BV2831.3 .E8313 2002
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Escobar, Samuel, 1934-
Series:
American Society of Missiology series ; no. 31.
The American Society of Missiology series ; no. 31
Standardized Title:
Tiempo de mision. English
Language:
English
Spanish
Subjects (All):
Missions--Latin America.
Missions.
Latin America.
Missions, Latin American.
Missions--Theory.
Physical Description:
xv, 206 pages ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
Maryknoll, N.Y. : Orbis Books, [2002]
Language Note:
Translated from the Spanish.
Summary:
Changing Tides explains the history of Christianity in Latin America, draws a picture of "popular Protestantism" as it is emerging today, and offers suggestions for Latin American missioners while showing the difference they can make in world mission.
Contents:
Part 1 The Changing face of Christian World Mission Today
1. Christian Mission Today 3
New Frontiers 6
A New Fact at the Turn of the Century 7
2. Mission Today: Practice and Reflection 10
The Nature of Missiological Reflection 12
Reflection in the Light of the Word 12
Missiology and History 13
Missiology and Social Sciences 15
Missiological Currents in the Evangelical Field 18
Part 2 Mission in Latin America
3. Latin America: Mission Land 23
A Contradictory Mission Situation 23
Latin America as Mission Field 24
Development of a Catholic Approach 28
Missionaries for the Evangelization of Latin America 32
4. Lessons from Missionary History 35
Lessons of History 35
Beyond the "Black Legend" 37
Methodological Comparisons 38
The Objective of Mission in the Catholic Tradition 38
The Objective of Mission in the Protestant Tradition 41
Some Conclusions 43
5. The Social Impact of Mission 45
Empire and Mission: Ambiguities of Missionary Action 45
Constantinian Church and Mission 46
The Protestant Missions 47
6. From Mission to Liberation 59
Postwar Missionary Efforts in Latin America 61
Medellin, a Time of Renewal 65
A New Understanding of the Being of the Church 67
A New Understanding of the Message of the Church 69
A New Missionary Method: Pastoral Renewal 71
Part 3 Missiological Perspectives on Popular Protestantism
7. Popular Protestantism: A Missiological Perspective 77
The Pentecostal Fact 78
A Grassroots Kind of Protestantism 79
The Sociological Factors 82
Christianity's Great Shift Southward 84
8. Popular Protestantism and Catholic Missiology 88
Sect: The Construction of an Image 88
What Can Catholics Learn? 90
Five Missiological Lessons 92
Changes in Catholicism 96
9. Missiological Reflection on Belief, Experience, Structure 99
Our Closest Protestant Relatives 100
The Holy Spirit and the Mission of the Church 103
Learning from the Poor 107
10. From Mission to Theology 111
Toward an Evangelical Theology of Mission 111
Evangelical Missiology after Lausanne 113
The Search for a Missiological Christology in Latin America 115
From Christology to Social Ethics 118
A Missiological Christology 120
Rediscovery of Kingdom Theology 127
Mission from the Periphery 128
11. Mission Theology from Pentecost to the Twenty-First Century 131
Pentecostal Missiology 134
The Pneumatological Question 137
Ecclesiology, Social Analysis, and Missiology 141
Gospel and Power: Church Facing the World 144
Eschatology, the Spirituality of Manana 147
Part 4 Mission from Latin America
12. Mission from Latin America 153
Youth, Pioneers in the History of Mission 154
Missionary Vision in Brazil, the Congress of Curitiba (1976) 156
Emergence of COMIBAM (1987) 158
Missionary Concern in Catholic Circles 160
Two Models of Mission out of Poverty 162
Churches in Time of Mission 163
13. Formation of the Transcultural Missionary 166
Biblical Formation for Mission 167
The Bible in Protestant Missionary Practice 168
Formation of Vocation and Missionary Style 170
The Biblical Content of Missionary Action 171
Christian Mission and Cultures 173
A Profound Change of Attitude 175.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 177-198) and index.
ISBN:
1570754144
OCLC:
48892252

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