Perspectives on Christianity in Korea and Japan：the gospel and culture in East Asia [based on pprs from confs held at MeijiGakuin Univ, Yokohama, Japan, F 26-28 1991, and Ja 5-7 1993;bibliog, repr]
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS--CHURCH HISTORY; KOREA--CHURCH HISTORY; JAPAN--CHURCH HISTORY
目次
Early responses to Christianity in Japan and Korea (1549-1854/1876)：contrasts and comparisons, by R Young. Church growth in Korea：a paradigm shift from ecclesiology to nationalism，by D Adams. Bible women and the development of education in the Korean church, by F Chou. The indigenization of the gospel and nationalism：a study of the Korean Christian Church in Japan，by H Park. Christianity transplanted：toward a nsociology of success and failure，by M Mullins. Messianic Buddhism and Christianity in Korea, by K Yong-Bock. Ancestors, folk religion，and Korean Christianity，by D Adams. The "Christ" of the Japanese new religions, by R Young. Contemporary Christian responses to Japanese nationalism，by D Mikell. Minjung theology：the politics and spirituality of Korean Christianity，by D Suh. A new context for Christian mission：a Japanese perspective，by H Kayama. Christian mission and higher education in Japan，by H Burton-Lewis. Toward apolitical economy of mission：from expansion of Christendom to Missio Dei，by D Suh. Presbyterians, postmodernity，and missions：a Northkenosis and truly redemptive love，by M Abe.
