No Handle on the Cross: An Asian Meditation on the Crucified MindWipf and Stock Publishers, 1 jan 2011 - 126 pagina's Asians, Christian as well as Buddhists and Hindus, are beginning to feel that Western Christianity has both preached and lived a Christianity without the Cross. "Jesus did not carry his cross as a businessman carries his briefcase," or as Christians symbolically carry a well-filled lunch box. Even more seriously, Asians have experienced Christ crucified as crucifying them: This, concludes Koyama, is the most serious missiological problem facing the Church today. With vivid imagery that marked his Waterbuffalo Theology, Dr. Koyama, one of the most engaging of modern theologians, offers a meditation on Christianity from South East Asia which has much to offer the more formalized life of the Western churches. |
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The Mind Captivated by the Foolishness | 8 |
The Face with Eyebrows Shaved | 28 |
Hear O | 44 |
People of the Shemas and Jesus Christ | 57 |
The Finger of God that does not Work | 69 |
The Spatupon Jesus Christ | 87 |
Is Christianity Historyminded? | 98 |
The Risen Mind | 110 |
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No Handle on the Cross: An Asian Meditation on the Crucified Mind Kōsuke Koyama Fragmentweergave - 1977 |
No Handle on the Cross: An Asian Meditation on the Crucified Mind Kōsuke Koyama Fragmentweergave - 1977 |
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