inculturation

In this episode, Kang-San Tan reflects upon contextualization across religious boundaries encouraging deeper engagement with other religious communities and traditions. 

Resources Related to this Episode:

Article: Crossing Religious and Cultural Frontiers: Rethinking Mission as Inreligionisation

Article: Dual Religious Belonging as a Contextualised Faith?

Article: Contextual Frameworks for Interreligious Communication: an Asian Perspective

Book: Humble Confidence: A Model for Interfaith Apologetics

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