归属之路:对藏传佛教背景下基督徒身份的考察

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International Bulletin of Mission Research Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1177/23969393221102328

Jason D. Loper

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本文从神学和社会文化的角度考察了藏传佛教背景下群体认同的宣教挑战。它断言保罗在哥林多前书8-10章的评论代表了宣教实践中认同问题的一个范例神学边界，它简要地检查了最近关于宣教文献中群体认同的讨论。作为传教士和传教组织的资源，本文探讨了他们在藏传佛教背景下解决群体认同和归属问题的潜在途径。它还提倡在更广泛的佛教世界中工作的学者实践者之间进行更多的宣教反思。

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Pathways to Belonging: An Examination of Christian Identity in Tibetan Buddhist Contexts

This article examines the missiological challenge of group identity within Tibetan Buddhist contexts from both theological and sociocultural perspectives. It asserts that Paul’s comments in 1 Corinthians 8–10 represent a paradigmatic theological boundary for issues of identity in missiological practice, and it briefly examines recent discussions of group identity in missiological literature. As a resource for missionaries and mission organizations, this article explores potential pathways by which they might address the question of group identity and belonging within Tibetan Buddhist contexts. It also advocates for greater missiological reflection among scholar-practitioners working within the wider Buddhist world.

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期刊介绍： With in-depth analyses of worldwide Christianity and mission-focused book reviews, the International Bulletin of Mission Research is an unparalleled source of information on the world church in mission. The editors are committed to maintaining the highest possible academic editorial standards. IBMR provides an editorial voice that is dispassionate, analytical, fair minded, and nonpartisan. The IBMR includes: Feature articles and book reviews written by leading specialists on Christian mission from around the world—scholars from varied academic disciplines and theological perspectives The “Legacy” series with engaging accounts of pivotal mission leaders of the last two centuries and the equally engaging “My Pilgrimage in Mission” series that provides intimate insight into the lives of some of today’s most distinguished mission scholars and practitioners. Regional surveys and analyses of important mission documents and consultations. A “Noteworthy” news column that keeps you up to date on today’s mission leaders, conferences, and study opportunities. A listing of academic dissertations on mission and world Christianity. This dissertation list is online in our “Researching World Christianity: Doctoral Dissertations on Mission Since 1900” database. The feature “Ten Outstanding Books for Mission Studies” appears each April.