Christianity Is Moving from North to South: So What About the East?
Abstract/Sommario:
While Orthodoxy is relatively small on a global scale, in Eastern Europe it is by far the most common form of Christianity. In the Middle East, almost one in three Christians is Orthodox: and in Africa about one in ten. Ignoring the East not only perpetuates a Western bias against Orthodoxy but also impoverishes Western Christians. The observation that Christianity's centre of gravity is moving from the North to the South has become a cliché: we must face up to the absence of the Eas ...; [leggi tutto]
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| Descrizione | Christianity Is Moving from North to South: So What About the East?/ Dyron B. Daughrity |
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IN Per: International Bulletin of Missionary Research, vol. 35, n. 1 (2011 January) p. 18-22
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| ID scheda | 67914 |