In Our Own Tongues: Perspectives from Asia on Mission and Inculturation

Peter Cho Phan

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In light of the reality of cultural and religious pluralism, Peter Phan demonstrates that Christian mission can only be carried on dialogically - especially among the poor and with deep respect for other religious traditions and their cultures. In Our Own Tongues is absolutely essential reading for anyone interested in the emergence of world christianity and its future in the 21st century.

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