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Missiology

Andrew Walls's term for Christianity's tendency to feel at home in each culture, held in tension with a pilgrim principle.

In missiology, indigenizing principle refers to Andrew Walls's term for Christianity's tendency to feel at home in each culture, held in tension with a pilgrim principle. This meaning comes from Walls (1996/2004) in The missionary movement in Christian history.[1]

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References

Walls, A. F. (2004). The missionary movement in Christian history. T&T Clark. (Original work published 1996) ISBN 9780567040213

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