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Antioch Agenda: Essays on the Restorative Church in Honor of Orlando E. Costas 

Editors: Daniel Jeyaraj, Robert W. Pazmiño and Rodney L. Petersen

Published by "Indian Society for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge" New Delhi, 2007 (ISBN: 978-8172149727)



"A most important and stimulating study of world mission which provides a real intellectual undergirding for the work of the Church today." by Lord Carey of Clifton, Archbishop of Canterbury (1991-2002)  


 

Table of Contents, Acknowledgments & Introduction by Daniel Jeyaraj

I. GLOBAL REALITIES AND THE NEW ANTIOCH: Section Introduction by Rodney Petersen
Chapter 1. “The Great Commission in an Age of Globalization” by Dana Robert
Chapter 2. “The Changing Face of Global Christianity” by Todd Johnson & Sandra S. Kim
Chapter 3. “Theology and Scholarship in a Global Church” by Andrew Walls

II. THEOLOGICAL VOICES REFLECTING THE NEW ANTIOCH: Section Introduction by Rodney Petersen
Chapter 4. “Listening to Voices Outside Our Gate” by Charles Onyango Oduke, SJ.
Chapter 5. “Listening to Voices Outside the North American Gate: Trinity and Saccidananda in the Writings of Brahmabandhav Upadhyay” by Timothy Tennent
Chapter 6. “Beyond Huntington.s Gate: Orthodox Social Thinking for a Borderless Europe: Preliminary Reflections” by Marian Gh. Simion
Chapter 7. “Is North America a Mission Field? What Does the World Church Say? The Challenges of Evangelization in America: Contextual Factors” by John Kauta
Chapter 8. “Outside Many Gates: Orlando E. Costas and the Ecumenical Church” by S. Mark Heim
Chapter 9. “Between the Gates: A Hispanic Perspective on the Person and Contribution of Orlando E. Costas” by Samuel Solivan

“III. STRATEGIES FOR HOLISTIC MISSION: Section Introduction” by Rodney Petersen
Chapter 10. “The Challenges of Evangelization in America: Theological Ambiguities” by Darrell L. Guder
Chapter 11. “Antioch Revisited: Educational Implications” by Elizabeth Conde-Frazier & Robert W. Pazmiño
Chapter 12. “Five Theses on the Globalization of Thug Life and 21st Century Missions” by Kenneth D. Johnson
Chapter 13. “Life Beyond the Gates: Seeing Ourselves in the Other” by Ruth Bersin
Chapter 14. “From Outside the Gate Into the Gate: An Indian Protestant Experience” by Daniel Jeyaraj
Chapter 15. “Mission in the Context of Racism, Restorative Justice and Reconciliation” by Rodney L. Petersen
Chapter 16. “The Context of Group Identifications and their Conflicts: A Four-Factor Theory of the Dynamic of Conflict” by Raymond Helmick, SJ
Chapter 17. “Contemporary Missiology and the Biosphere” by Calvin B. DeWitt
Chapter 18. “From the Ends of the Earth: International Minister or Missionary? Vocational Identity and the Changing Face of Mission in the USA: A Roman Catholic Perspective” by Margaret Eletta Guider, O.S.F.

APPENDICES
APPENDIX A: Works by and on Orlando E. Costas” by Elizabeth Conde-Frazier
APPENDIX B: Documentary Films: Religion and Conflict Transformation” by Raymond G. Helmick, S.J., John J. Michalczyk & Rodney L. Petersen
Contributors: Biographical Information
General Index


 

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