세계선교와 지정학

Abstract

Missiology is helped to lay the foundation for the development of the Gospel through research, analysis and discussion from the perspectives of geopolitics, international politics and social science. Missiology highlights the function and importance of language as the basis of development in the golbal village created by God, in many countries. In addition, world mission and geopolitics (regional studies) look into countries around the world as a place to seek development and challenge for the spread of the mission field. In order to understand any missions organization, region or continent, we should know the breadth and depth of time and space and the lives and society of human beings contained within it. At the same time it is necessary to understand the diversity of the dynamic culture and various civilizations that they have created, the spirit and mind inherent therein and the administrative and political system of the large and small village communities. Also, if we want to have a balanced view and knowledge of each region of the world, a complex and multi-faceted approach is required. In this respect geopolitics for world missions has a profound meaning and there are various and abundant issues to seek out future plans for missions. Geopolitics for world mission means that geographic location has missionary meaning for the expansion of God's Kingdom. Geopolitics can closely examine place and missiology, politics of scale, possibility as a structural agency, constraints and geographic choice, power and geography. If we look for world missions in a geopolitical context, we can understand the diversity of human life and social culture through the problem of polarization, international phenomena and geopolitics from a missionary perspective. It gives insight into the theology of missions through the perspective of seeing the future of missions in the hegemonic geopolitics of changing the field of missions and energy and ordinary policies. In order to achieve God's providence of creation through the value of geopolitics and ethnographic insights in the 21st century's missionary topography, it is necessary to construct maps and plans to understand the special term geopolitics and to check and use them from time to time.