"To Donald M. Vorp (1935-2016), in memoriam."--Dedication page. First published with all ten articles in both English and Portugese, the articles having been translated into the language in which they were not originally written. This edition publishes only the English language version of each of the ten articles of the original bi-lingual edition. See Acknowledgments, page [xi]. Includes bibliographical references (pages [177]-195) and index.
Contents:
part V. "Who you are does not matter in Europe!" : African diaspora Christianities and the ethical politics of wasting bodies and unwanted immigration in Fortress Europe / An essay on theology, doctrine, and ecumenical dialogue : Protestant Christian perspectives in Latin America / Afe Adogame. Limits and possibilities for the ecumenical movement today : a Latin American View / Magali do Nascimento Cunha -- part II. Pluralism, ecumenism, and intercultural communication -- Pluralism, ecumenism, and intercultural communication : South African experiences / Retief Müller -- Christianity as a public religion : pluralism and dialogue / Jung Mo Sung -- part III. Ethics and society: Latin America -- Theology, ethics, and society : Latin American liberation theologies / Luis N. Rivera-Pagán -- Beyond contextualization : gospel, culture, and the rise of a Latin American Christianity / Raimundo C. Barreto Jr. -- part IV. Church and gender: contributions from the global north and south -- Church and gender in Germany / Uta Andrée -- Women and academic theological education : a reflection on the experience of female students from the Faculdade Unida de Vitória-ES (Brazil) / Claudete Beise Ulrich -- part V. World Christianity and migration -- A new frontier : intercultural communication and the urgency of a migratory epistemology / Yvette Joy Harris-Smith -- "Who you are does not matter in Europe!" : African diaspora Christianities and the ethical politics of wasting bodies and unwanted immigration in Fortress Europe / Afe Adogame.
Summary:
"This volume stresses world Christianity as a form of public religion, identifying areas for intercultural engagement"--From cover.
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