Naming the Conversion We Seek / James h. Kroeger,
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ArticlePublication details: New Canaan, Connecticut : American Society of Missiology July, 1996 pagesDescription: 369-382 pagesSubject(s):
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Missionaries today struggle to be people of integrity both in their own persons and in the approaches they employ in seeking the ''conversion'' of the people they encounter. Missionaries do call people to faith, while respecting their freedom of conscience, their experience, their religions histories and cultures. Keeping these two coordinates in fruitful tension is enhanced by reflection on the paschal nature of all human experience and by the light of the Holy Spirit, linking it with the paschal mystery as lived and revealed in Jesus.
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Missionaries today struggle to be people of integrity both in their own persons and in the approaches they employ in seeking the ''conversion'' of the people they encounter. Missionaries do call people to faith, while respecting their freedom of conscience, their experience, their religions histories and cultures. Keeping these two coordinates in fruitful tension is enhanced by reflection on the paschal nature of all human experience and by the light of the Holy Spirit, linking it with the paschal mystery as lived and revealed in Jesus.
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