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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Religious persecution as a global phenomenon is not merely a sociopolitical issue but a deeply spiritual and ecclesial one. The experience of suffering for one's faith has shaped Christian theology across centuries, influencing doctrines of discipleship, ecclesiology, and mission. Missiology, too, must grapple with the realities of persecution, as it seeks to understand and support the Church's witness in hostile environments. Theology and mission are not developed in a vacuum - they are forged in the lived experiences of believers, including those who suffer for their faith. Therefore, Christians must be equipped to address the challenges of persecution, discrimination, and harassment in both historical and contemporary contexts.>>>. …

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. Oversized hardcover, xxi + 494 pages, NOT ex-library. Weight 912g. Interior is clean and bright with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps, firmly bound. Mild handling wear only. Issued without a dust jacket. -- Delving into the complex interplay between religious freedom and Christian missionary work, this book examines the historical, theological, and legal dimensions of freedom of belief within the context of Christian missions. It brings together contributions from scholars and practitioners who explore the challenges and opportunities that arise when advocating for religious freedom while engaging in missionary activities. It aims to provide a nuanced understanding of how Christian missions can be conducted ethically and respectfully in diverse cultural and religious landscapes. This insightful volume is essential for theologians, missiologists, and anyone interested in the intersection of religion, law, and human rights. -- Contents: Ed.Introduction: Freedom of Belief and Christian Mission: A difficult time for freedom of religion; -- Theoretical Framework: -- Freedom of Religion or Belief from a Human Rights Perspective / Tore Lindholm; Freedom of Religion or Belief from a Biblical Perspective / Thomas Schirrmacher & Richard Howell; Global Challenges and Opportunities in Religious Liberty / Brian Grim; -- Historical & Theological Reflections: -- Doxological Framework for Interpreting Discrimination, Persecution and Martyrdom / Dwi Maria Handayani; A Theology of Martyrdom / Agne Nordlander; Mission, Persecution and Martyrdom in the Early Church / James Stamoolis; Era of Constantine / Maximilian Hölzl; Mission, Human Rights and Religious Freedom - A Relationship of Light and Shadow: Historical, Ecumenical and Interreligious Perspectives / Dietrich Werner; Christians in a Minority Situation / K.Jorgensen; Religious Persecution and Violence in the 21st Century: Global Survey Based on the World Watch List / Frans Veerman; Mission and Ethics of Mission / Christian Troll; -- Case Studies: -- Egypt: Church under Pressure / Cornelis Hulsman & Ramez Atallah; Christians in Turkey as Part of a Western Conspiracy? A Turkish Perspective on Christian Missionaries / Wolfgang Häde; Middle East: A Region without a Christian Future? / Hanna Josua; Israel and Messianic Jews / Dan Sered & Yoel Ben-David; Decline of Ancient North: African Christianity through the Impact of Islam / Bernd Brandl; Marxism and Religion: Paradox of Church Growth in Ethiopia 1974-1991 / Tibebe Eshete; Freedom of Belief and the Church in Eritrea / Kjetil Tronvoll & Daniel Rezene Mekonnen; Somali Conundrum: Christian Presence in Times of Peace and in Times of Turbulence / David Schenk & Peter Sensenig; Religious Freedom and Christian Mission: People's Republic of China / Kim-kwong Chan; Beset from Within, Beleaguered from Without: North Korea's Catacombs in an Era of Extermination / Tim Peters; Is the Silk Road still Open? Central Asia: Christian Mission under Growing Restrictions on Religious Freedom / Anneta Vysotskaya; India: Religious Polarisation in a Hindu Context / Siga Arles; Mission and Persecution, Parallel Stories: State of Religious Minorities in Burma / Kristin Storaker; Religious Freedom in Indonesia, the World's Most Populous Muslim State / Jeff Hammond; Faith and Freedom in the Land of the Pure / M.Kamil; Freedom of Religion and Christian Mission in Russia before & after the Era of the Soviet Union / Valentin Kozhuharov; Western Europe: Marginalisation of Christians through Secularisation? / Lars Dahle; Religious Freedom in Brazil and Latin America / Felipe Augusto Lopes Carvalho; -- Missiological Responses: -- Free to Believe and To Do Mission Worldwide / H.Gravaas; Do Christian Witness and Mission Provoke Persecution / Jan Jongeneel; Missionary Witness of the Persecuted and the Martyrs / Tite Tiénou; Christian Solidarity in the Face of Discrimination & Persecution / C.Sauer; Bibliography; Index.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Religious persecution as a global phenomenon is not merely a sociopolitical issue but a deeply spiritual and ecclesial one. The experience of suffering for one's faith has shaped Christian theology across centuries, influencing doctrines of discipleship, ecclesiology, and mission. Missiology, too, must grapple with the realities of persecution, as it seeks to understand and support the Church's witness in hostile environments. Theology and mission are not developed in a vacuum - they are forged in the lived experiences of believers, including those who suffer for their faith. Therefore, Christians must be equipped to address the challenges of persecution, discrimination, and harassment in both historical and contemporary contexts. This anthology brings together scholars from all major theological disciplines to deepen our understanding of religious persecution. They hail from Norway, Denmark, Germany and six other nations: both experienced academics and junior researchers. As biblical scholars, systematic theologians, church historians, practical theologians and missiologists, assisted by a legal scholar, they offer a rich menu of mainly original research. This collection of essays serves students, pastors, missionaries, and scholars who seek to understand the complex theological and missiological dimensions of religious persecution in a more nuanced way. …

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - In etlichen Ländern weltweit kommen immer wieder Christen wegen ihres Glaubens zu Tode. Die vorliegende Studie untersucht anhand von Texten aus El Salvador, Ägypten, Südkorea und Deutschland, wie Christen unterschiedlicher Konfessionen eigene oder fremde Erfahrungen von Bedrängnis, Verfolgung und Martyrium theologisch verarbeiten. Im Fokus steht die Frage, wie solche Interpretationen mit dem christlichen Sendungsauftrag in Verbindung stehen. Der Autor macht grundlegende Einsichten zu diesem wenig erforschten Gebiet für die weltweite Kirche fruchtbar und entwickelt dabei einen missionstheologischen Ansatz zur Verhältnisbestimmung von Martyrium und Mission weiter. Überlegungen über Konsequenzen für die Praxis von Kirche und Mission, insbesondere im Raum der Evangelischen Kirche in Deutschland, runden das Werk ab. Christof Sauer, geb. 1963. Seit 2017 Professor für Religionsfreiheit und Erforschung der Christenverfolgung an der Freien Theologischen Hochschule Gießen, seit 2014 in Teilzeit Professor of Religious Studies and Missiology an der Evangelisch-Theologischen Faculteit Leuven, Belgien, sowie Außerordentlicher Professor an der Theologischen Fakultät der Universität Stellenbosch/Südafrika. 2006 Mitbegründer und Co-Direktor des Internationalen Instituts für Religionsfreiheit. 2002 Promotion in Missionsgeschichte an der University of South Africa. 2013 Habilitation mit der vorliegenden Studie an der Kirchlichen Hochschule Wuppertal/Bethel.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Martyrium und Mission im Kontext | Analyse ausgewählter theologischer Positionen aus der weltweiten Christenheit, Missionswissenschaftliche Forschungen 37, Neue Folge | Christof Sauer | Taschenbuch | 486 S. | Deutsch | 2021 | Erlanger Verlag für Mission und Ökumene | EAN 9783872143679 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Erlanger Verlag für Mission und Ökumene, Reinhard Hansen, Hauptstr. 2, 91564 Neuendettelsau, erlanger[dot]verlag[at]elkb[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Religious persecution as a global phenomenon is not merely a sociopolitical issue but a deeply spiritual and ecclesial one. The experience of suffering for one's faith has shaped Christian theology across centuries, influencing doctrines of discipleship, ecclesiology, and mission. Missiology, too, must grapple with the realities of persecution, as it seeks to understand and support the Church's witness in hostile environments. Theology and mission are not developed in a vacuum - they are forged in the lived experiences of believers, including those who suffer for their faith. Therefore, Christians must be equipped to address the challenges of persecution, discrimination, and harassment in both historical and contemporary contexts. This anthology brings together scholars from all major theological disciplines to deepen our understanding of religious persecution. They hail from Norway, Denmark, Germany and six other nations: both experienced academics and junior researchers. As biblical scholars, systematic theologians, church historians, practical theologians and missiologists, assisted by a legal scholar, they offer a rich menu of mainly original research. This collection of essays serves students, pastors, missionaries, and scholars who seek to understand the complex theological and missiological dimensions of religious persecution in a more nuanced way. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Religious persecution as a global phenomenon is not merely a sociopolitical issue but a deeply spiritual and ecclesial one. The experience of suffering for one's faith has shaped Christian theology across centuries, influencing doctrines of discipleship, ecclesiology, and mission. Missiology, too, must grapple with the realities of persecution, as it seeks to understand and support the Church's witness in hostile environments. Theology and mission are not developed in a vacuum - they are forged in the lived experiences of believers, including those who suffer for their faith. Therefore, Christians must be equipped to address the challenges of persecution, discrimination, and harassment in both historical and contemporary contexts. This anthology brings together scholars from all major theological disciplines to deepen our understanding of religious persecution. They hail from Norway, Denmark, Germany and six other nations: both experienced academics and junior researchers. As biblical scholars, systematic theologians, church historians, practical theologians and missiologists, assisted by a legal scholar, they offer a rich menu of mainly original research. This collection of essays serves students, pastors, missionaries, and scholars who seek to understand the complex theological and missiological dimensions of religious persecution in a more nuanced way. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …