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Translating the Message: The Missionary Impact on Culture (American Society of Missiology Series, No 13) |
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Rating: Summary: Receiving (the message) is better than giving Review: "Translating the Message" may be the best book on missions to be published in years. Many reviewers have focused upon this book as a defense of the Christian mission enterprise. This is, however, an incorrect assessment of a deep investigation into the reception of the gospel message. Sanneh demonstrates that it is not the transmission of the message that is central, but the local acceptance and adaption of the good news in local languages and categories of interpretation. In the course of his argument he also shows that the gospel cannot be otherwise, for it is the nature of grace to translate the message into local thought forms and thus be transformed by these local categories. "Translating the Message" is essential reading for all who are interested in the advent of non-Western Christianity.
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