The christian witness and orthodox pneumatology in Africa

Abstract

This dissertation with the title: “Christian Witness and Orthodox Pneumatology in Africa: the Dynamics of Orthodox Pneumatology as Mission Paradigm in Orthodox Mission in Kenya”, is an academic case study of Orthodox Church in Kenya. Following the results of the case study, the project proofs how pneumatological paradigm as a theological oriented approach (if applied) would be the most creative and resourceful mission method today. The main objective and aim of this study is to provide a concrete theological approach to orthodox mission field especially in Africa. This project provides an argument how classical mission paradigms should be dropped and a paradigm which is theological, dynamic and creative as well as genuine to the Οrthodox tradition be applied. The application of such a paradigm would definitely mean bringing back the very meaning of Christian mission which is sharing and witnessing God’s love to His creation. In this dissertation Qualitative Research Method has been use ...
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DOI
10.12681/eadd/26161
Handle URL
http://hdl.handle.net/10442/hedi/26161
ND
26161
Alternative title
Χριστιανική μαρτυρία και ορθόδοξη πνευματικότητα στην Αφρική: η δυναμική της ορθόδοξης πνευματικότητας ως ιεραποστολικό παράδειγμα της ορθόδοξης μαρτυρίας στην Κένυα
Author
Njoroge, John Ngige (Father's name: Joseph)
Date
2011
Degree Grantor
Aristotle University Of Thessaloniki (AUTH)
Committee members
Βασιλειάδης Πέτρος
Μαρτζέλος Γεώργιος
Τσομπανίδης Στυλιανός
Κούκουρα Δήμητρα
Ζιάκα Αγγελική
Παπαγεωργίου Κική
Αμοιρίδου Ευαγγελία
Discipline
Humanities and the Arts
Philosophy, Ethics and Religion
Keywords
Pneumatology; Orthodox; Africa; Kenya; Mission; Witness; Church; Culture
Country
Greece
Language
Greek
Description
233 σ., im.
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