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Salvation tomorrow / Stephen Neill.

By: Material type: TextPublication details: Nashville : Abingdon, 1976.Description: x, 150 p. ; 22 cmISBN:
  • 0687367999
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BR 127 .N373 1976
Contents:
Contents:
I. Where are we now? -- 1. 'Edinburgh 1910' -- 2. Darkening horizons -- 3. The century of achievement -- 4. Penitent churches -- II. Dialogue with men of other faiths -- 1. A shrinking world -- 2. Getting to know -- 3. The nature of dialogue -- 4. Honesty and decision -- 5. Less easy that might be supposed -- III. A moratorium on missionaries? -- 1. Missionary, go home! -- 2. The nature of the Christian task -- 3. The nature of the church -- 4. The nature of mission -- 5. Identity with what? -- IV. Revolutionary activity for all? -- 1. The church and politics -- 2. Politics and the third-world churches -- 3. To make oppression bitter -- 4. Violence and non-violence -- 5. The end of it all -- V. Training -- for what? -- 1. A cry of distress -- 2. Dangerous places -- 3. No other road? -- 4. Where does the layman come in? -- 5. And what of the sheep? -- VI. Greater things than these -- 1. Prophets in peril -- 2. What next? -- 3. Towards the twenty-first century.
Item type: Books
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Judith Thomas Library General Stacks Books BR 127 .N373 1976 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) AUA010166 Available AUA010166

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents:

I. Where are we now? --
1. 'Edinburgh 1910' --
2. Darkening horizons --
3. The century of achievement --
4. Penitent churches --
II. Dialogue with men of other faiths --
1. A shrinking world --
2. Getting to know --
3. The nature of dialogue --
4. Honesty and decision --
5. Less easy that might be supposed --
III. A moratorium on missionaries? --
1. Missionary, go home! --
2. The nature of the Christian task --
3. The nature of the church --
4. The nature of mission --
5. Identity with what? --
IV. Revolutionary activity for all? --
1. The church and politics --
2. Politics and the third-world churches --
3. To make oppression bitter --
4. Violence and non-violence --
5. The end of it all --
V. Training --
for what? --
1. A cry of distress --
2. Dangerous places --
3. No other road? --
4. Where does the layman come in? --
5. And what of the sheep? --
VI. Greater things than these --
1. Prophets in peril --
2. What next? --
3. Towards the twenty-first century.