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The incarnation in missiological education: some proposals for an Australian curriculum
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The Incarnation In Missiological Education: Some Proposals for an Australian Curriculum. Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/591d1679-708c-47e8-b39f-8c223468d5a4?locale=en.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- Missiological reflection on the incarnation of Jesus implies an incarnational-servant approach to mission. Using a survey of missiological literature, an examination of the christological background and three models of the incarnation developed from Johannine, Pauline and Matthean literature, a concept of incarnational mission is formed and applied to Australia as described in its historical, social and religious setting. This is then used to propose a new course for and changes to the missiological curriculum at an Australian Baptist seminary so that the concept permeates the curriculum as a critical principle for the validity of mission.
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