Spiritual formation  in the majority world: Luther W New Theological College in Dehradun, India

Daniel J Schleuter

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Spiritual formation in the majority world: Luther W New Theological College in Dehradun, India

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Daniel J Schleuter. Spiritual Formation In the Majority World: Luther W New Theological College In Dehradun, India. Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/b2e15117-fde7-4f9e-8fd7-0b65f48c5be5?locale=es.

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D. J. Schleuter. Spiritual formation in the majority world: Luther W New Theological College in Dehradun, India. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/b2e15117-fde7-4f9e-8fd7-0b65f48c5be5?locale=es

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Daniel J Schleuter

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Religious surveys

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The understanding of spiritual formation in the West has been shaped by historical influences and cultural overtones and thought patterns. The author considers the question: Is the Western understanding of spiritual formation appropriate to the majority world? Three cultural differences are compared: individualism/communalism, time/events and literate/sensate learning styles. After discussing the specific context of a theological college in India, the theological implications, other literature on spiritual formation, and a research survey given to the students at the college, the author concludes that the majority world would be better served by developing its own culturally appropriate understanding of spiritual formation.

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