The article focuses on the concept of culture, its etymology, various anthropological interpretations and the way in which the Catholic Church has historically understood the reality of culture. The analysis of evolution of such an understanding culminates in evaluation of the contributions of the 2nd Vatican Council and the consequences of this development for the missionary involvement of the Church. While the Church is historically related to concrete cultural contexts, the Gospel is not limited to any of those contexts. The main challenge of the missionary work is to set up fruitful relations with the local cultures in order to establish mutual relations between the Gospel and cultural values
Somewhat fallen into dislike at the time of décolonisation and post-conciliar questioning, missiolog...
Dealing with modern culture can challenge the church. Second and third generation Adventists live in...
The article includes an attempt to describe the relationship between inculturation and the new evang...
The broken relation among culture and faith becomes “drama of our times” (Paul VI), thus, overcoming...
The purpose of the article is to systematize the main issues related to the encounter of Christianit...
Sts. Cyril and Methodius, the Apostles of the Slavs, for many centuries have been in the interest of...
Western Christianity has been a poor representation for the Christian faith and its message particul...
The article examines the main features and conditions of the formation of the national identity of t...
The traditional definition of ‘mission’ has always carried with it the salvation or redemption conno...
Over the centuries, in many areas of its activity the Church has contributed greatly to the developm...
Gospel, culture and mission: Revisiting an enduring problem This article reflects on the 1996 Confer...
This paper investigates the modern missionary process as a form of dialogue between peoples and cult...
<strong>Gospel, culture and mission: Revisiting an enduring problem</strong><br />...
The title of the article, formulated by the editors, requires a few clarifcations of terms. Both phe...
This article reviews the church and culture relationship developed in Gaudium et Spes and Lumen Gent...
Somewhat fallen into dislike at the time of décolonisation and post-conciliar questioning, missiolog...
Dealing with modern culture can challenge the church. Second and third generation Adventists live in...
The article includes an attempt to describe the relationship between inculturation and the new evang...
The broken relation among culture and faith becomes “drama of our times” (Paul VI), thus, overcoming...
The purpose of the article is to systematize the main issues related to the encounter of Christianit...
Sts. Cyril and Methodius, the Apostles of the Slavs, for many centuries have been in the interest of...
Western Christianity has been a poor representation for the Christian faith and its message particul...
The article examines the main features and conditions of the formation of the national identity of t...
The traditional definition of ‘mission’ has always carried with it the salvation or redemption conno...
Over the centuries, in many areas of its activity the Church has contributed greatly to the developm...
Gospel, culture and mission: Revisiting an enduring problem This article reflects on the 1996 Confer...
This paper investigates the modern missionary process as a form of dialogue between peoples and cult...
<strong>Gospel, culture and mission: Revisiting an enduring problem</strong><br />...
The title of the article, formulated by the editors, requires a few clarifcations of terms. Both phe...
This article reviews the church and culture relationship developed in Gaudium et Spes and Lumen Gent...
Somewhat fallen into dislike at the time of décolonisation and post-conciliar questioning, missiolog...
Dealing with modern culture can challenge the church. Second and third generation Adventists live in...
The article includes an attempt to describe the relationship between inculturation and the new evang...