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The church and cultures : an applied anthropology for the religious worker / Louis J. Luzbetak

Por:

Luzbetak, Louis J

Idioma: Inglés Detalles de publicación: Illinois Divine Word Publications 1963Descripción: 417 p. + [4] h. laminas : fotografías a blanco y negros ; 24 cmTema(s):

Clasificación CDD:

301.24 L97c

Contenidos:

The nature of culture.-- The organization of culture.-- Dynamic of culture.

Resumen: Even centuries before the Science of Culture wa born, the most effective missionaries were those blessed with a deep appreciation of the diversity of cultures and of the important role which cultures play in human behavior. The most successful apostolic approaches have always been the ones geared most closely to the character and needs of the particular lifeway. Missionary effectiveness has always gone hand in hand with immersion in local cultures. St. Paul, Ricci de Nobili, and other great apostles of the past had, of course, no choice but to rely on their own innate anthropological sense; today, however, to rely on anything less han a Science of Medicine.

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The nature of culture.-- The organization of culture.-- Dynamic of culture.

Even centuries before the Science of Culture wa born, the most effective missionaries were those blessed with a deep appreciation of the diversity of cultures and of the important role which cultures play in human behavior. The most successful apostolic approaches have always been the ones geared most closely to the character and needs of the particular lifeway. Missionary effectiveness has always gone hand in hand with immersion in local cultures. St. Paul, Ricci de Nobili, and other great apostles of the past had, of course, no choice but to rely on their own innate anthropological sense; today, however, to rely on anything less han a Science of Medicine.