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Tag: Mission

  • My article „Mission Respekt“ in the magazine of the Protestant Association of Germany

    My article „Mission Respekt“ in the magazine of the Protestant Association of Germany

    My article on „Christian Witness in a multi-religious World“ (2011) in the magazine of the Protestant Association of Germany (Evangelischer Bund) is currently only available in German.

    27. June 2018 / Special topics Mission, Special topics ecumenical relations, Special topics theology, Catholic Church, ProMundis Blog, Protestant Churches

     
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    Christianity and Religions: Why Apologetics and Dialogue can and must coexist

    In this article I am concerned with the question whether apologetics of the Christian faith towards other religions and world views is basically compatible with an interreligious dialogue.

    23. June 2018 / Special topics religions, Special topics theology, ProMundis Blog

     
  • Cover of the article "Mission and dialogue belong together"

    Mission and dialogue go hand in hand

    ARTICLE “Protestant responsibility” (“Evangelische Verantwortung”) of the EAK of the CDU/CSU publishes “critical statement” on the decision of the Rhenish State Synod

    14. May 2018 / Articles, Special topics Mission, Special topics ecumenical relations, Special topics politics, ProMundis Blog

     
  • Cover Biblical Foundations for 21st Century World Mission

    Biblical Foundations for 21st Century World Mission

    God was the first missionary. He spoke of judgment, but also of grace. Immediately after the Fall of man, when humanity’s history already appeared doomed, God did not leave things as they were. Rather, in his grace he himself came into the Garden of Eden to search for Adam and Eve and to ask, “Where are you?” (Genesis 3:9).

    14. March 2018 / Books, Systematic Theology / Dogmatics, Theology of Mission, Mission, Theology

     
  • Three speakers of WEA with the Catholic Archbishop of Ghana and the Anglican Archbishop of Sri Lanka © BQ / Warnecke

    Global Christianity discusses “Proselytism” in Ghana

    An international consultation of some thirty theologians and church leaders from a wide range of Christian traditions gathered in Accra, Ghana, to explore “perceptions of proselytism” in the exercise of the universal mandate to share the good news of Jesus Christ.

    18. September 2017 / Special topics ecumenical relations, Catholic Church, Ecumenism, ProMundis Blog

     
  • Christus ist unsere Visitenkarte

    Christ is our Business Card

    The Chairman of the Theological Commission of the World Evangelical Alliance, during an address in Osnabrueck entitled “Christ Alone” and held upon the anniversary of the Reformation, has defended the thesis that the age of global dialog where religions are made out to be the same is coming to an end.

    24. August 2017 / Bible, Systematic Theology / Dogmatics, Evangelicals, Theology of Mission, ProMundis Blog

     
  • On the Term “Missional”

    Much of what I have stand for or defend, e.g. in my book ‘Missio Dei’, has increasingly been labeled “missional” over the past ten years or so in place of the older term “missionary.” That is not completely coincidental, since in the case of almost all advocates of the expression “missional church” the names Lesslie Newbigin and David Bosch are mentioned as the sources of inspiration and the representatives of the term’s use. Both individuals were closely allied with the term missio Dei.

    16. August 2017 / Theology of Mission, Mission, ProMundis Blog

     
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Über michProf. Dr. theol. Dr. phil. Thomas Schirrmacher, PhD, DD, (born 1960) is President of the International Council of the International Society for Human Rights, and Associate Secretary General for Theological Concerns (Theology, Theological Education, Intrafaith and Interfaith Relations, Religious Freedom, Research), which networks churches with appr. 600 million conservative Protestant Christians, chair of its theological commission, and director of the International Institute for Religious Freedom (Bonn, Cape Town, Colombo, Brasilia), the largest research network for religious freedom and against persecution of Christians and other religions and world views. Read more …

 

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