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The african renaissance as a new context for african evangelical theology

Kombo, James Owino
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Kombo, James Owino
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african renaissance
african evangelical theology
African Theology
public arena
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Political ethics
Religious ethics
Intercultural and contextual theologies
African theologies
Christian denominations
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African Christianity / Theologies
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"These days we are hearing much of the African Renaissance. This article wrestles with the implications of an African Renaissance for African Fvangelical Theology. Rev . .lames Kombo read a paper in June 1999 at the International Reformed Theological Institute (!RTI) entitled, "Creativity and Critical Thinking: Some Suggestions for African Theology." That paper will be published as part of a book. The following article is a significant revision of that paper, greatly reworked and changed, in order to be published in AJET. The author challenges African evangelicals to engage the intelligentsia in the public arena instead of remaining in the confines of theological institutions. "
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2000
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