T&T Clark Handbook of Intercultural Theology and Mission Studies provides an overview of the developments within mission studies that has led to the change in nomenclature to include intercultural theology, world Christianity, ecumenics and history of religion.
What is the relationship of the faith to politics, religious pluralism, gender relations, cultural diversity, economics, politics, sacred texts, ancestors, social structures, healing, and colonisation? The answer to these questions informs how the community structures itself, how it interprets its relationship to the world around it, and the theologies and liturgies it develops for telling the story of its relationship to God. Nor is this diversity static. Through migration, or mission, or political expansion, or simply through shifts in ideologies, these communities literally and symbolically move across cultural, socio-economic, political, general, ideological, and generational boundaries.
Introduction, Dorottya Nagy (Protestantse Theologische Universiteit, Germany) and John G. Flett (Pilgrim Theological College, Australia)
Part 1 Situating the Discipline
1. The Methodological Problem against its Historical Context (Flett and Nagy)
2. Intercultural Theology, Henning Wrogemann (Kirchliche Hochschule Wuppertal/Bethel, Germany)
3. World Christianity, Emma Wild Wood (University of Edinburgh, UK)
4. Global Theology and Global Theologies, Christine Lienemann-Perrin (Universität Basel, Switzerland)
5. Mission Structures and the Shape of the Message (TBC)
6. Intercultural Theology and Interdisciplinary Relationships, Martha Frederiks (University of Utrecht, The Netherlands)
7. The Theology and Consequence of Intercultural Theology, Benno van den Toren (Protestant Theological University, The Netherlands)
Part 2 A Diversity of Sources
7. Missional Hermeneutics, Michael J. Gorman (St. Mary's Seminary and University, USA)
8. The Acting God, John G.Flett (Pilgrim Theological College, Australia)
9. Ecumenical Developments (TBC)
10. Evangelical Orientation, Allen Yeh (Biola University, USA)
11. Interfaith Encounter, Deanna Ferree Womack (Emory University, USA)
12. Lived Theology, Ruth Padilla DeBorst (World Vision International, USA)
13. Letting all Voices Speak, Judith Gruber (KU Leuven, Belgium)
14. Tradition and Structure, Paul Kollman (Notre Dame University, USA)
15. The Movement of Liturgy, Cristian Sonea (Babes-Bolyai University, Romania)
16. Missionary Spirituality, Klippes Kritzinger (University of South Africa)
17. Changing Contexts, Lalsangkima Pachuau (Asbury Theological Seminary, USA)
18. Mission Administration, Martin Petzke (University of Lucerne, Switzerland)
19. The Expression of Life, Gudrun Löwner (United Theological College, USA)
Part 3 Informed by Context
20. Migration, Susanna Snyder (Regent’s Park College, UK)
21. Violence and Evil (TBC)
22. Secularization, José Casanova (Georgetown University, USA)
23. Religious Plurality, Ken Christoph Miyamoto (Kobe Shoin Women's University, Japan)
24. Education, Reggie Nel (Stellenbosch University, South Africa)
25. Conversion, Sebastian Chang Hwan Kim (Fuller Theological Seminary, USA)
26. Ecology, Panu Pihkala (University of Helsinki, Finland)
27. Media and Technology, Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu (Trinity Theological Seminary, Ghana)
28. Ideologies, Heike Waltz (Augustana-Hoschschule Neuendettelsau, Germany)
29. Globalization and Economics, Afeosemime Adogame (Princeton Theological Seminary, USA)
30. Politics (TBC)
Part IV Framing the Direction
30. Reconciliation (TBC)
31. Hospitality, Cathy Ross (Ripon College Cuddesdon, UK)
32. Church Growth, Stefan Paas (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
33. Evangelism, Claudia Währisch-Oblau (United Protestant Mission, USA)
34. Missional Ecclesiology, Darrell Guder (Princeton Theological Seminary, USA)
35. Exorcism and Healing, Harvey Kwiyani (Liverpool Hope University, UK)
36. Prophetic Dialogue (TBC)
37. Justice and Community, Sef Carroll (UnitingWorld, Australia)
38. Integral mission, Samuel Escobar (USA )
Part V Drawing the Threads Together, Dorottya Nagy and James G.Flett
Notes on Contributors
Bibliography
Index
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