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Rethinking Mission In The Postcolony Salvation Society And Subversion Marion Grau

Name: Rethinking Mission In The Postcolony Salvation Society And Subversion Marion Grau
SKU: BELL-50678244
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Publisher: T&T Clark

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.92 MB

Author: Marion Grau

ISBN: 9781472550002, 1472550005

Language: English

Year: 2011

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Rethinking Mission In The Postcolony Salvation Society And Subversion Marion Grau by Marion Grau 9781472550002, 1472550005 instant download after payment.

Much of the history of mission has been interlaced with imperial structures. Often the colonial and economic impulses of the colonial powers overshadow some of the counterimperial tendencies of biblical texts and ecclesial communities. Evangelical missionary theologies have led to cultural genocide. These missionary practices have been heavily critiqued in the last few decades. Christian progressives have been in the forefront of the critique of mission, but have often responded in ways that reject the mission of the word, instead highlighting a mission focused on developmental concerns that obscures the Christian content but continues to push Western capitalist structures into ‘developing’ postcolonial societies.