01794cam a2200325 a 45000010008000000030006000080050017000140070003000310080041000340100017000750200022000920200015001140400018001290500022001470820016001691000023001852450185002082600045003933000026004385040041004645050014005055050460005195200013009795200354009926500014013466500034013606500022013946500030014166500022014463841996AUA.120160115112456.0ta871120s1988    miu      b    000 0 eng    a   87033080   a0802802850 (pbk.)  z0802836526  aDLCcDLCdDLC00aBR 118b.S69 198800a230/.012191 aStackhouse, Max L.10aApologia :bcontextualization, globalization, and mission in theological education /cby Max L. Stackhouse with Nantawan Boonprasat-Lewis ... [et al.] ; foreword by Donald Shriver.  aGrand Rapids, Mich. :bEerdmans,cc1988.  axvi, 237 p. ;c22 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references.  aContents:  aOur context --
Texts and contexts --
Affirmation and translations --
Consultations and globalization --
Praxis and solidarity --
Poesis and contextuality --
Theoria and phenomenology --
Apologia --
Orthodoxy? --
Praxiology? --
Doxology --
A response to Apologia, with special reference to problems of text and context / by Ilse von Loewenclau --
A response to Apologia, with special reference to the seminary as a faith community / by Robert W. Pazmiño.  aSummary:  aA bold attempt to provide a unifying vision to guide the efforts of theological education in a global context characterized by pluralism and relativism. Discusses the training of individuals for ministry in seminaries around the world. Deals with questions (1) is there a common or shared vision for ecumenical seminaries and (2) what is the vision? 0aTheology. 0aTheologyxStudy and teaching. 0aMissionsxTheory. 0aChristianity and culture. 0aInternationalism.