Insider Movements: An Assessment of the Viability of Retaining Socio-Religious Insider Identity in High-Religious Contexts
This dissertation examines Insider Movements, a missiological strategy where adherents of a high-religious system retain their socio-religious birth identity as a means of preventing extraction, thereby aiding the evangelistic and church planting task by keeping the social and family network intact....
Main Authors: | Withheld, Name, Wolfe, J. Henry (Pseudonym) |
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Other Authors: | Sills, M. David |
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2011
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10392/2851 |
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