“에딘버러 1910”의 신학적 · 역사적 배경과 선교 이해
The Theological and Historical Background of Edinburgh 1910 and Its Understanding of Mission
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Edinburgh 1910 is one of the most important meetings in the history of christian world mission. As a super denominational meeting the Conference was a stage to strive for an academic development of missiology, public ownership of the christian world mission, and missionary cooperation. The Conference maintained the standpoint of evangelical theology in relation to those members who were responsible for the Conference. However, the Conference could not thoroughly intercept the trend of a progressive theology in relation to its super denominational background. In the end, the result of the Conference was the birth of ecumenical missionary theology into the world. However at that time of its birth the understanding of mission was on a strong evangelical standpoint. The Conference understood mission as the Triune God’s mission,expressing obedience to the Great Commission of the Christ as the motive of mission. It also adopted the extension of the Kingdom of God as its aim of mission, emphasizing the unique opportunity and urgency of carrying the Gospel to all the non-Christian world as its object of mission, suggesting various methods as its missionary means, and insisting on the law of Christlike love as the manner in which evangelism is undertaken.
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Edinburgh 1910 is one of the most important meetings in the history of christian world mission. As a super denominational meeting the Conference was a stage to strive for an academic development of missiology, public ownership of the christian world mission, and missionary cooperation. The Conference maintained the standpoint of evangelical theology in relation to those members who were responsible for the Conference. However, the Conference could not thoroughly intercept the trend of a progressive theology in relation to its super denominational background. In the end, the result of the Conference was the birth of ecumenical missionary theology into the world. However at that time of its birth the understanding of mission was on a strong evangelical standpoint. The Conference understood mission as the Triune God’s mission,expressing obedience to the Great Commission of the Christ as the motive of mission. It also adopted the extension of the Kingdom of God as its aim of mission, emphasizing the unique opportunity and urgency of carrying the Gospel to all the non-Christian world as its object of mission, suggesting various methods as its missionary means, and insisting on the law of Christlike love as the manner in which evangelism is undertaken.
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