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cae by Joseph M. Kitagawa. New York: Columbia University Press,
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A solid study of the Christian encounter with Communism as seen in the theology of Tillich, Niebuhr, Barth, and others.
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Allen, Geoffrey. The Theology of Missions. London: SCM Press, 1943.
Paperback.
A concise introductory survey of missionary motive, outreach, and method by an Anglican with missionary experience in China. Allen, Roland. Missionary Methods: St. Paul's or Ours. London: Robert
Scott, 1942. a
. Essential Missionary Principles. New York: Fleming H. Revell Company, 1913.
. The Spontaneous Expansion of the Church and the Causes which Hinder It. London: World Dominion Press, [1927]. _ Andersen, Wilhelm. Auf dem Weg zu einer Theologie der Mission. Giitersloh: C. Bertelsmann, 1957. Translated into English by Bishop Stephen Neill, Towards a Theology of Mission: A Study of the Encounter between the Missionary Enterprise and the Church and Its Theology. London: SCM sine 1955. (1.M.C. Research Peep No. 2.) Paperback.
The most valuable single item one could read for a succinct survey of the developments from Edinburgh 1910 through Willingen 195255 =< with indications of further possible lines of development in the discussion concerning the missionary obligation of the Church, Baker, Archibald G. Christian Missions and a New World Culture. Chicago:
Willett, Clark & Co., 1934. aa A culture-centered approach with the cross-fertilization of cultures
as the objective of the missionary enterprise. Bavinck, John H. Inleiding in de Zendingswetenschap. Kampen: J. H. Kok,
1954. English translation by David H. Freeman, An Introduction to 'the Science of Missions. Philadelphia: The Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing Company, 1960. Ze A basic introduction by a conservative Dutch scholar. puis Beaver, R. Pierce. The Christian World Mission: A Reconsideration. Calae
cutta: Baptist Mission Press, 1957. (The William Carey Lectures of |
1957 at Serampore College, West Bengal, India.) Paperback. es The writer summarizes the situation today, challenges traditional Sask
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concepts of Church and mission, and suggests further lines of development for the future. Beaver, R. Pierce. "North American Thoughts on the Fundamental Principles
of Missions," in Church History (Philadelphia), Vol. XXI (Dec. 1952), pp. 345-64. Catarzi, Dan, S.X. Lineamenti di Dommatica Missionaria. Teologia delle
Missioni Estere. 2 vols. Parma: Istituto Saveriano Missioni Estere, 1958.
A careful Catholic exposition of mission theology. Champagne, Joseph Etienne, O.M.I. Manuel d'Action Missionnaire. Ottawa:
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[1948].
A basic general manual in Catholic missiology. Charles, Pierre, S.J. Les Dossiers de TAction Missionnaire. Manuel de : Missiologie. 2nd ed. Louvain: Editions de PAucam, 1938.
The late Pére Charles was a leading Catholic missiologist for whom mission was the primary function of the Church, by the Church, to plant the Church; and the specific object of missionary activity was . to make the Church grow to the ends of the earth. 4
. Missiologie. Etudes, Rapports, Conférences. 1. Louvain: Editions de YAucam, 1939.
. Etudes Missiologiques. [Paris]: Desclée De Brouwer, 1956. The Christian Mission Today. Edited by the Joint Section of Education and
Cultivation of the Board of Missions of the Methodist Church. New York: Abingdon Press, 1960. Paperback.
Essays by twenty-one contemporary leaders who consider: (1) mo-
tives for the Christian mission; (2) the Church in America; (3) Methodism and the mission overseas; (4) the mission faces a world of change; (5) the task of minister and people. Tl he Church's Witness to God's Design. Vol. Il in Man's Disorder and God's Design: The Amsterdam Assembly Series. London: SCM Press;
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_ An ecumenical study prepared under the auspices of the World Coun-
cil of Churches in preparation for the Amsterdam Assembly, with imss portant essays and the official findings of the preparatory commission. ook, Harold R. An Introduction to the Study of Christian Missions. —
2 cpisago: Moody Press, 1954. A en presentation from the conservative evangelical view-
ack: by Angeline Bouchard. London: Sheed & Ward, 1949, Original
title: Le mystére du salut des nations. Paris: Editions du Seuil, [1946]. erman edition: Vom Heil der Volker, Frankfort/M: vee Josef
Carolusdruckerei, 1952, %
lar little book by a noted Catholic missiologist. 5 arold. The Case for ae in feet ge eae PhilaCee see et ier 1959. ;
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Dillistone, F. W. Christianity and Communication. London: Collins; New
York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1956.
A study of the principles and practices of effective communication of the Christian Gospel.
- Revelation and Evangelism. London: Lutterworth Press, 1948. The theology of revelation and its implications for the evangelistic activity of the Church. Ferré, Nels F. S. The Christian Faith: An Inquiry into Its Adequacy as
Man's Ultimate Religion. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1942. Fison, J. E. The Blessing of the Holy Spirit. London: Longmans, Green and
Co., 1950.
This study, by an Anglican scholar, points to the essential place and significance of the Holy Spirit for the Christian mission.
. The Christian Hope: The Presence and the Parousia. London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1954. Forman, Charles W. A Faith for the Nations. Philadelphia: Westminster
Press, 1957. (Layman's Theological Library.)
A helpful introductory study for laymen and ministers, by the Professor of Missions at Yale Divinity School. Freytag, Walter. "Vom Sinn der Weltmission," in Evangelische Missions-
Zeitschrift (Stuttgart), Vol. VIL (1950), pp. 1-8; also in Evangelisches Missions-Magazin (Basel), Vol. XCIV (1950), pp. 67-75; English tr. "The Meaning and Purpose of the Christian Mission," International Review of Missions (London), Vol.-XXXIX (1950), pp. 153-61; Swedish tr. "Varldsmissionens innebérd," Svensk Missionstidskrift (Uppsala), Vol. XXXVIII (1950), pp. 11-22; Danish tr. in Nordisk Missions Tidsskrift (Copenhagen), Vol. LXI (1950), pp. 3-15. Goodall, Norman (ed.). Missions Under the Cross. Addresses Delivered at
the Enlarged Meeting of the Committee of the I.M.C. at Willingen, Germany, in 1952; with Statements issued by the Meeting. London: Published for the I.M.C. by Edinburgh House Press and distributed in the U.S.A. by Friendship Press, New York, 1953.
Contains important essays On mission theory by a cross section of ecumenical mission leaders. Hartenstein, Karl. Die Mission als theologisches Problem. Beitrage zum
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grundsdtzlichen Verstindnis der Mission. Berlin: Furche-Verlag, 1933.
Dr. Hartenstein was Missions-Director in Basel and a leading spokesman for the Continental viewpoint on the theology of missions. Hartt, Julian N. Toward a Theology of Evangelism. New York: Abingdon
Press, 1955. = An interpretation of the Church's mission in terms of the basic theological beliefs upon which every evangelistic effort must build. Hebert, Gabriel. Fundamentalism and the Church. London: SCM Press; _
Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1957. i A critical study of the strengths and weaknesses of Fundamentalist theology and its implications for the missionary movement. __ Henry, A. M., O.P. Esquisse d'une e TteeOee de la mission. Paris: Ed. ¢ du Cerf, 1959.
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Theological speculation on the missionary activity of the Church, its aim, its means, and its progressive phases. Hermelink, Jan and Margull, Hans Jochen (eds.). Basileia: Walter Freytag
zum 60. Geburtstag. Stuttgart: Evang. Missionsverlag, 1959.
Essays in German and English on missions, the Church, and ecumenics from fifty-two scholars in honor of the late Professor Walter Freytag. Hoekendijk, Johannes C. Kerk en Volk in de Duitse Zendingswetenschap.
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This critical essay prior to the Willingen Meeting of the I.M.C., by a noted Dutch missionary theologian, stimulated deeper reflection upon the relation of the Church to mission. Hogg, William Richey. One World, One Mission. New York: Friendship
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A valuable statement by the Archbishop of the Greek Orthodox Church in North and South America. Jurji, Edward J. (ed.). The Ecumenical Era in Church and Society. A Symposium in Honor of John A. Mackay. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1959.
Essays by Kraemer, Goodall, Devanandan, Dillistone, Niles, and others, that consider crucial issues relevant to the theology of mission. Kantonen, T. A. The Theology of Evangelism. Philadelphia: Muhlenberg
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A study of communication in Biblical, historical, and contemporary perspective; with a critical consideration of possible answers to the breakdown of communicating the Christian faith.
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Fundamental rethinking of the place and responsibility of the laity
in the Church and in the world.
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A concise introductory study dealing with the questions and criticisms put to the missionary enterprise most frequently. Laymen's Foreign Missions Inquiry, Commission of Appraisal; William
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After One Hundred Years. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1932.
This report stimulated recognition of the missionary problem as a theological problem. It provoked basic rethinking of the issues on
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catholiques. Rhenan, Holland: Editions Spiritus, 1956. _ : The Professor of Missions at the Roman Catholic University of Nijmegen deals with the question "What is the purpose of missions?" as the cardinal question of missiology, and gives major attention to the relation of the Church to mission. "es de Lubac, Henri. Le fondement théologique des missions. Paris: Editions du
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of Missions. London: World Dominion Press; New York: Friendship _ Press, 1955. = : ee A contrast between the "People Movement" and the "Mission Station
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. How Churches Grow: The New Frontiers of Mission. London:
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The author favors winning the winnable now, pouring all available mission resources into existing responsive populations. Mackay, John A. "Theology, Christ, and the Missionary Obligation," in
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Predominantly "high church." Mulders, Alphons. Inleiding tot de Missiewetenschap. Bussum: Uitgeverij
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A popular introduction to Catholic mission theory.
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A dynamic study of the Christian community, its nature and its mission.
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A provocative presentation of problems facing the mission today.
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The author seeks to trace the connection between God's work in creation and redemption and God's call to all men, through the Church, to share in His work. Ohm, Thomas, O.S.B. Machet alle Volker zu Jiinger; eine katholische Mis-
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INDEX OF NAMES AND "SUBJECTS
(See also Contents and Bibliography)
Absoluteness of Christianity, 143-
Brunner, Emil, 79, 163 Bucer, Martin, 98 Buchanan, Claudius, 277 Bultmann, Rudolf, 184, 224-225,
147, 207, 285 Alexander VI, pope, 96 Ambrose of Milan, 197 American Board of Commissioners
228 =
'for Foreign Missions, 10, 108 American Society of Church History,
Calvin, John, 52, 60, 62, 64, 97-99, pas 104 Z 2 3 Calvinism, 101, 104-105
116 Anabaptists, 98-100, 120 Andrews, C. F.,204 _ { Anglicanism, 105, 106, 108, odie ; ¢ 307, 309 Anglo-Catholic revivals, 109 ; Antichrist, 48, 51-52 Apologists, 136-137, 139, 202 Apostles' Creed, 261
Campbell, Alexander, 120 ~
Carey, William, 104, 106-108, 249,
276 oy Centers for the Study of Nome aria
tian Religions, 13. BP, Chao; TF. C512 ae
__Charles, Pierre, 126, 129 a
China Inland Mission, 109 | Church of England, 116
_ Aquinas, Thomas, 191, 197 ee 101
(See also Anglicanism) _
_ Church Missionary Society
— ade. Franz von, 145 Bachmann, Traugott, 296
108, 110 Clement of Alexandria, 185, 2
Baker, A. G., 9-10 : Baptism, 67-68, 261-262, 266 Barrett, C. K., 87, 88, 92, 189 Barth, Karl, 191 a Barth, Marcus, 262
210 : Coleridge, S.T.,167
~ Comenius, John, 102.
Congregation for the Pr«
= eV, eos 216
of the Faith, 97 —
Congress of Vienna,
Continuity, 12, 39, wil 172,174 ©
~ Conversion,
gine
338 INDEX OF NAMES AND SUBJECTS
Francke, A. H., 103 Fraternal aid, 264 Frederick IV of Denmark, 103 Frick, Heinrich, 31 Fulfillment theory, 139, 141, 156,
Corpus Christianum, 95, 114 Costantini, C., cardinal, 134 Counter-Reformation, 251 Cragg, Kenneth, 230-231 Cromwell, Oliver, 102
174-175, 201, 208, 209-212, 282 Fundamentalism, 12, 206, 207, 219
Daniélou, Jean, 142, 191 Danish-Halle Mission, 103, 106 Deism, 102-103, 105 Demythologizing, 224-225 Dewick, E. C., 207 Dialectical theology, 135 Discontinuity, 10-12, 39, 114, 135,
Gandhi, M. K., 204, 217 Gerhard, Johannes, 101 Ghana Assembly, 1957-58, IMC
meeting, 6 Ghana, Christian Council of, 292 Goodall, Norman, 306-307 Great Awakening, 104-105 Great Commission of Christ, 4,
142, 172, 175, 195, 207, 208, 309 Dodd, C. H., 86, 89 Dutch East India Company, 106
55-71, 97, 98, 100, 101, 109, 244, 249, 261-263, 276 Grentrup, Theodorus, 126, 129
Early Church, 4, 42, 112, 115, 120—
121, 128, 210 Ecumenical church, indigenous, 3 Ecumenical movement, 111, 252 Edinburgh, 1910, World Missionary
Halle University, 103 Hartenstein, Karl, 8, 12, 302 Hayward, Victor E. W., 13 Heiler, Friedrich, 145 Helander, Gunnar, 296 Heraclitus of Ephesus, 184-185,
Conference, 5, 7-8, 111, 115 Edwards, Jonathan, 104, 105, 107,
108 Eliot, John, 104, 107, 116, 276 Encyclopedism, 125—126 Enlightenment, 102-103, 106 Erington, Antony, 123 Eschatology, 9, 11, 42-54, 244, 254,
190, 194, 203 Herrnhut, 103, 106 Hocking, W. E., 9, 181, 227, 228,
| 4 q | q 4 :
242 Hoekendijk, J. C., 259, 301, 309,
306, 309, 312 in Communism, 166 Eucharist, 202, 253-255, 260-261
312 Hogg, A. G., 12 Hooker, Richard, 115 Hopkins, Samuel, 104, 108 Horton, W. M., 12 Hoskyns, Edwyn, 86
(See also Lord's Supper) Evangelical Academies, 114 Evangelical Awakening, 105, 107,
114 Evangelical Literature Overseas, 243 "Evangelization of the World in This
Innocent III, pope, 95-96 International Missionary Council
Generation," SVM watchword,
(IMC), 4, 7, 13, 302, 305, 306 Interpenetration, 154, 174, 199-212 Irenaeus, 189
109 Evanston Assembly, 1954, WCC
meeting, 306, 312-313 Exodus, the, 21, 24, 74
Israel's mission, 19, 73
Jerusalem Conference, 1928, IMC
meeting, 5-6, 8, 11 Jesus of history, 85, 193, 195, 226
Faith missions, 109, 111 Farmer, H. H., 12
INDEX OF NAMES AND SUBJECTS 339
Jews, missions to the, 287-288 Michalson, Carl, 220 John the Baptist, 56, 65 Mills, S. J., 108 John of Montecorvino, 96 Missio Dei, 301, 303, 304, 308 Judaism, function of, 287 "Missionary Obligation of the Judson, Adoniram, 108, 249 Church," 6, 301-302 Junod, H. A., 211 Monasticism, 96-97, 99-100, 254
Justin Martyr, 190-191, 193, 194, Montanism, 42, 121
198, 202, 210 Moody, D. L., 7, 109
Moravians, 103, 106-107, 117, 121
Kagawa, Toyohiko, 146-147 Moses, D. G., 12
Kant, Immanuel, 102, 108 Mysticism, 77, 85, 151
Kirchentag, 114
Knox, John, 98 Nazism, 113, 114
Kraemer, Hendrik, 10-12, 84, 120, Netherlands' Missionary Society,
173, 191, 207-209, 211, 246 108 Newbigin, Lesslie, 260, 264, 305—
Latent church, 285—288 306
Latourette, K. S., 99 New Delhi Joint Assemblies, 1961, |
Laymen's Foreign Missions Inquiry, WCC and IMC meeting, 7, 307
9, 242 New England theology, 104
Leibniz, G. W., 102—103 Nicene Creed, 205, 261
Lincoln, Abraham, 118 Niebuhr, Reinhold, 120
Livingstone, David, 249 Niles, D. T., 182; 218
Logos concept, 92, 136-137, 139, Normativé missiology, 132
142, 173, 174, 183-198, 202, — 210-211 Objective of mission, 244, 256, 262,
Logos spermatikos, 202 304 London Missionary Society, 108 Ohm, Thomas, 145
"Lord's Prayer," 266 Origen, 188, 202
Lord's Supper, 21, 67, 202, 205, Otto, Rudolf, 147, 269
265—267 Oxford Movement, 109
_ (See also Eucharist) Louis, P. J., 124 Papacy, 96, 99
Luther, Martin, 60, 97-99, 115 Papal missions, 99 Parousia, 52, 65, 255
Madras (Tambaram) Conference, Particular Baptist Society for the
1938, IMC meeting, 6, 11, Propagation of the Gospel
85-86, 246, 278, 295-297 amongst the Heathen, 107
Manichaeism, 139 "Partners in Obedience," 6
Manuals of missiology, 125-126 Patristical missiology, 127-128
Marcion, 138 Pauck, Wilhelm, 3 port
Martyn, Henry, 104 Paul III, pope, 96
Marx, Karl, 158, 191, 194 Peace of Augsburg, 97, 100, 106, |
Marxism, 158 115
Mather, Cotton, 104 : Pentecost, 45, 46, 58, 60, 254, 261,
Mather, Increase, 276 276
Melanchthon, Philip, 98 Phillips, G. E., 12 Methodism, 105 ; Philo of Alexandria, 188-189, 197
340 INDEX OF NAMES AND SUBJECTS
Stoics, 186-187, 192, 197, 202 Strachan, R. K., 243n
Pietism, 103-104, 106, 108, 114 Plato, 186, 190, 194, 197 Pluralism, religious, 118-119 Plutarch, 187, 192 Pliitshau, Heinrich, 103 Polygamy, 295-298 Practical missiology, 128, 133 Predestination, 283 ©
Streit, Robert, 123, 127-128 Studd, C. T., 249 Student Christian Movement, 109 Student Volunteer Movement, 109 Sudan Interior Mission, 243 Syncretism, 6, 8, 30, 77, 89, 141,
155, 170, 179-183, 194, 197, 204, 206, 207, 216 ~ Synod of Dort, 101 Synoptic Gospels, 86, 89 ' Synthesis, religious, 174-175, 197 Systematic missiology, 129, 131
Rationalism, Protestant, 102-103 Reformation, 95-100, 112, 114, 217,
Dole 595-2 7.6 Reformers, 54, 95, 97-100, 106, 115
Reichelt, K. L., 12, 13n Relativism of religions, 147 Religious liberty, 96, 164
Talmud, 47 Tambaram Conference (see Madras
(See also pluralism) Religious Tract Society, 108 Re-Thinking Missions, 9, 10, 242 Révélation cosmique, 142 Ritschl, Albrecht, 108 Rowley, H. H., 17
Conference) Taylor, Hudson, 109, 249 Temple, William, 191 Ten Commandments, 23, 28 Tertullian, 186 Theocentric approach, 15, 26 Theodore of Mopsuestia, 52 Theodoret, 52 Thomas, John, 107 Tillich, Paul, 168, 174, 193, 216,
Salvation-history, 15, 135-147, 306,
310-311 Saravia, Hadrian, 101 Schaff, Philip, 118, 119
2215223 Tindal, Matthew, 102 Toleration Act of 1689, 100 Treaty of Westphalia, 115 Trinitarian theocentrism, 15 Truchsess, Erhardt, count, 101
_ Schleiermacher, F. D., 108
_ Schmidlin, Joseph, 124-126, 129
asticism, Protestant, 100-102
Underhill, Evelyn, 192 Unitarian Christianity, 204
Van den Berg, J., 98 _ Van der Post, Laurens, 213 © Visser't Hooft, W. A., 120 Voluntaryism, religious, 118-119
edge (SPCK), 106 © e Propagation of the
Warneck, Gustav, 98, 124, 129,
Foreign Parts
Warren, Max, 259, 302, Eee
~~ Weltz, J. von, baron, 1
heres J ohn 105 WwW
INDEX OF NAMES AND SUBJECTS © 341
Westminster Confession of 1647,
World Council of Churches (WCC),
101, 109 'i Wheelwright, Philip, 221 Whitby Conference, 1947, IMC
4, 6,7, 13, 214, 302, 305, 306 World Parliament of Religions,
1893, Chicago, 206 Wycliffe Bible Translators, 243
Meeting, 6 White, H. V., 10 Whitefield, George, 105 Williams, D. D., 3 Willingen Conference, 1952, IMC
Xavier, Francis, 96
Younger churches, 12, 113-116,
meeting, 6, 278, 300-303, 305, 306, 310-312 "Word of God and the Living
120, 181
Zigenbalg, Bartholomaus, 103 Zinzendorf, N. L. von, count, 103 Zwingli, Huldreich, 98
Faiths of Men," study document, 13-14, 174
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