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Translating the message : the missionary impact on culture /
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TextSeries: American Society of Missiology series ; no. 13.Publication details: Maryknoll, NY Orbis Books 1992, 1990, ©1989Description: xiv, 255 Pages ; 24 cmISBN: - 0883443619
- 9780883443613
- 266 19
- BV2063 .S23 1989
Contents:
The birth of mission: the Jewish-Gentile frontier -- Mission and the cultural assimilation of Christianity: the Hellenistic factor -- Mission and Colonialism: vernacularization and westernization -- Protest, reaction, and renewal: vernacular roots in the Niger Delta -- Missionary translation in African perspective: religious and theological themes -- "Familiarity breeds faith": first and last resorts in vernacular translation -- Translatability in Islam and Christianity, with special reference to Africa: recapitulating the theme.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
The birth of mission: the Jewish-Gentile frontier -- Mission and the cultural assimilation of Christianity: the Hellenistic factor -- Mission and Colonialism: vernacularization and westernization -- Protest, reaction, and renewal: vernacular roots in the Niger Delta -- Missionary translation in African perspective: religious and theological themes -- "Familiarity breeds faith": first and last resorts in vernacular translation -- Translatability in Islam and Christianity, with special reference to Africa: recapitulating the theme.
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