A co-created incarnational missionlogy for evangelizing hip-hoppers

Ferguson L Harris

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A co-created incarnational missionlogy for evangelizing hip-hoppers

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Ferguson L Harris. A Co-created Incarnational Missionlogy for Evangelizing Hip-hoppers. Bethel Seminary (St. Paul, MN). rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/cf6c09b2-8cd1-442d-84ed-d19e5dddb38d?locale=en.

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F. L. Harris. A co-created incarnational missionlogy for evangelizing hip-hoppers. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/cf6c09b2-8cd1-442d-84ed-d19e5dddb38d?locale=en

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Ferguson L Harris. A Co-Created Incarnational Missionlogy for Evangelizing Hip-Hoppers. Bethel Seminary (St. Paul, MN). https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/cf6c09b2-8cd1-442d-84ed-d19e5dddb38d?locale=en.

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Ferguson L Harris

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Abstract

The project concluded that the gospel should be contextualized for unbelieving hip hoppers as exemplified by God's incarnational pursuit of sinful humanity. Phenomenology was the research methodology used which revealed that hip hoppers commonly experience (1) their ability to relate to hip hop artists; (2) the opportunity for self-expression; (3) the influence of the music on behavior and mood; and (4) the respect for authenticity on the part of the hip hop artist. This resulted in the following incarnational approach for contextualizing the gospel, Leaving and Leading, Listening and Learning and the critical analyzing and assessing of hip hop lyrics.

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