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God in Russia: The Challenge of Freedom
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God in Russia: The Challenge of Freedom

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God in Russia is an extraordinary collection of articles written by Protestant and Orthodox writers, academics, and clergy. The book provides an in-depth look at the attitudes, values, and issues that divide Orthodoxy and Protestantism as they both seek to carry out Christian mission in what is generally considered to be Orthodox lands. While western Protestants often lack the understanding and cultural sensitivity necessary to operate effectively in Eastern Europe, many Orthodox leaders misinterpret the intentions of western Protestants because of their limited exposure to western missions. The articles in this book are aimed at clarifying the perspectives of the two groups so that they can understand each other’s position and effectively work toward their common goal.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
University Press of America
Country
United States
Date
23 January 2000
Pages
456
ISBN
9780761815488

God in Russia is an extraordinary collection of articles written by Protestant and Orthodox writers, academics, and clergy. The book provides an in-depth look at the attitudes, values, and issues that divide Orthodoxy and Protestantism as they both seek to carry out Christian mission in what is generally considered to be Orthodox lands. While western Protestants often lack the understanding and cultural sensitivity necessary to operate effectively in Eastern Europe, many Orthodox leaders misinterpret the intentions of western Protestants because of their limited exposure to western missions. The articles in this book are aimed at clarifying the perspectives of the two groups so that they can understand each other’s position and effectively work toward their common goal.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
University Press of America
Country
United States
Date
23 January 2000
Pages
456
ISBN
9780761815488