One World or Many?

[DESCRIPTION] This book considers in detail the key drivers of globalization, its contemporary shape, and its implications for world mission. It also looks at the impact of globalization on different contemporary issues affecting mission such as ethnicity, the environment, and global health as well as globalization’s effect on more traditional “missionary” questions of the world religions, contextualization, theology, and the church. One World or Many? is written by a variety of authors from all over the world.

This book was published in partnership with the World Evangelical Alliance. [/DESCRIPTION][SUBTITLE]The Impact of Globalisation on Mission [/SUBTITLE] [CREDIT] by: Richard Tiplady (Editor) [/CREDIT] [PAGES] 286 [/PAGES] [BINDING] Paperback [/BINDING] [PUBLISHER] William Carey Library [/PUBLISHER] [PUBLISHYEAR] 2003 [/PUBLISHYEAR][ENDORSEMENT2]

This book is a sign of hope and a promise of what a carefully planned experience of global dialogue may mean fro the future of evangelical mission work and missiological reflection.  The authors' diversity explains the rich variety of styles, sources, and examples used in their writing about globalization as the new context of mission in the world today.  However, at the same time you will find a common thread of commitment to biblical truth and a passion for its communication and application.

Samuel Escobar [/ENDORSEMENT2] [ENDORSEMENT3]

The aptness of the unchanging good news of Christ to the present sophisticated world will never be understood if we do not comprehend the issue of globalisation.  To be relevant in communicating Christ today, one cannot bypass this book of much effort.  Thanks to Richard Tiplady and his team's effective and well researched works on this issue of globalisation.

K. RajendranIndia Missions Association [/ENDORSEMENT3][TOC]

Foreword- Samuel Escobar

Listing the usual suspects

Introduction

Part 1: Main Features

1. Globalisation and Economics: A World Gone Bananas- Ruth Valerio

2. Emerging Youth Cultures in the Era of Globalization: TechnoCulture and TerrorCulture- Sam George

3. TerrorCulture: Worth Living For or Worth Dying For: Sam George

4. Multiculturalism and Pluralization: Kissing Cousins of Globalization- David Lundy

Part 2: Specific Issues

5. Is God Colorblind or Colorful?- Miriam Adeney

6. Chainsaws, Planes, and Komodo Dragons: Globalisation and the Environment- Ruth Valerio

7. Globalisation and Healthcare Mission- Steven Fouch

8. Globalisation, Women, and Mission- Rose Dowsett

9. Globalisation: A View from Africa- Wanyeki Mahiaini

10. Globalisation from a Grassroots, Two-Thirds World Perspective: A Snapshot- Fiona Wilson

Part 3: Mission

11. Religion and the Future of Christianity in the Global Village- Bulus Galadima

12. Can the Global Replace the Local? - Marcelo Vargas

13. Mission Possible or Impossible? Learning Lessons from Theology's Engagement with Globalization- Warren Beattie

14. Globalization and the Church- Alex Araujo

15. Cutting out the Middleman: Mission and the Local Church in a Globalised Postmodern World- Ros Johnson

Conclusion

16. Globalization, World Evangelization, and Global Missiology- Steve S. Moon and David Tai-Woong Lee

Index

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