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Author: Wonjoo Hwang ,
Keith E Eitel
Publisher: Pickwick Publications
Imprint: Pickwick Publications
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 1.60cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.499kg
ISBN: 9781532647123
ISBN 10: 1532647123
Pages: 246
Publication Date: 23 January 2019
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General/trade
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Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
"""Daring, comprehensive, and profoundly biblical Mr. Hwang tackles the controversy surrounding Contextualization and the Insider Movement and their practical implications in ministry to Muslims. His historical background helps the reader understand the way the undergirding concepts have developed and provides a reasoned analysis and critique in light of the scriptures. This work is a step in the right direction as the missionary community tries to find 'healthier' approaches to culture and missions."" --Georges Houssney, President, Horizons International ""Wonjoo Hwang has written thoughtful critiques of many areas of Insider Movements and presents a better way forward. People should listen to him in being more critical--and above all, biblical--in our contextualization of the message, messengers and churches we establish overseas."" --Joshua Lingel, President, i2 Ministries; Biola Univeristy & Talbot School of Theology"
Daring, comprehensive, and profoundly biblical Mr. Hwang tackles the controversy surrounding Contextualization and the Insider Movement and their practical implications in ministry to Muslims. His historical background helps the reader understand the way the undergirding concepts have developed and provides a reasoned analysis and critique in light of the scriptures. This work is a step in the right direction as the missionary community tries to find 'healthier' approaches to culture and missions. --Georges Houssney, President, Horizons International Wonjoo Hwang has written thoughtful critiques of many areas of Insider Movements and presents a better way forward. People should listen to him in being more critical--and above all, biblical--in our contextualization of the message, messengers and churches we establish overseas. --Joshua Lingel, President, i2 Ministries; Biola Univeristy & Talbot School of Theology
Author Information
Wonjoo Hwang is Professor of the Bible at Petrescue Bible Institute in North Africa since 2015. After serving in one Islamic country for ten years, he studied the biblical-theological foundation for ministries to Muslim nations. He returned to the region for equipping national leaders in North Africa and Middle East. He is a co-editor for Journal of Arab and Islamic World Studies, and a contributor to Korea Missions Quarterly.
