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inculturation: a standalone construct

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Missiology

the process by which the Christian message takes root in, and is expressed through, a particular culture.

In missiology, inculturation refers to the process by which the Christian message takes root in, and is expressed through, a particular culture. This meaning comes from Shorter (1988) in Toward a theology of inculturation.[1]

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References

  1. Shorter, A. (1988). Toward a theology of inculturation. Geoffrey Chapman. ISBN 9780225665024

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