'All things to all men?' : Protestant missionary identification in theory and practice, 1860-1910, with special reference to the London Missionary Society in central Africa and central China
From the earliest Christian missionary endeavours, when St. Paul made himself to become "all things to all men" (1 Cor. 9:19-22), Christian missionaries have avowed the principle of 'identification' - the sympathetic adaptation of one's behaviour and message to the culture w...
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University of Aberdeen
1982
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