The rise of the Internet and the proliferation of digital technologies have profoundly affected the world; it is not only smaller but also more interconnected. What role does the Christian church play in this multimedia-dominated globe? Carl Raschke, author of the acclaimed *The Next Reformation*, tackles this question and others...
The rise of the Internet and the proliferation of digital technologies have profoundly affected the world; it is not only smaller but also more interconnected. What role does the Christian church play in this multimedia-dominated globe?
Carl Raschke, author of the acclaimed *The Next Reformation*, tackles this question and others in *GloboChrist: The Great Commission Takes a Postmodern Turn*. In this third volume of the well-received Church and Postmodern series, Raschke tackles the subjects of globalization, postmodernism, and information technology and, more important, their impact on missions and evangelism. In addition, he addresses the role that Christianity plays in an increasingly pluralistic world, which is akin to a religious bazaar or cafeteria. Raschke, in short, helps Christians respond to the tectonic shifts of the twenty-first century.
This excellent melding of theory and practice will appeal to a broad audience of scholars, students, pastors, and interested lay readers. GloboChrist will not only leave an indelible mark in the academic realm but will also create a lasting impact on culture at large. ***-Publisher.***
The information age has not only interconnected the world but has also shrunk it. This global dynamic impacts Christianity, especially the Great Commission. How do believers make disciples of all nations in this digital world of religious diversity? Carl Raschke, author of the acclaimed The Next Reformation, answers such questions in GloboChrist. He explores the impact of globalization, postmodernism, and information technology on missions and evangelism, as well as the role that Christianity plays in an increasingly pluralistic world. In short, he helps Christians respond to the tectonic shifts of the twenty-first century. This third volume in the well-received Church and Postmodern Culture series is relevant to students, pastors, and all who care about the future of the church.
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The rise of the Internet and the proliferation of digital technologies have profoundly affected the world; it is not only smaller but also more interconnected. What role does the Christian church play in this multimedia-dominated globe? Carl Raschke, author of the acclaimed *The Next Reformation*, tackles this question and others...
The rise of the Internet and the proliferation of digital technologies have profoundly affected the world; it is not only smaller but also more interconnected. What role does the Christian church play in this multimedia-dominated globe?
Carl Raschke, author of the acclaimed *The Next Reformation*, tackles this question and others in *GloboChrist: The Great Commission Takes a Postmodern Turn*. In this third volume of the well-received Church and Postmodern series, Raschke tackles the subjects of globalization, postmodernism, and information technology and, more important, their impact on missions and evangelism. In addition, he addresses the role that Christianity plays in an increasingly pluralistic world, which is akin to a religious bazaar or cafeteria. Raschke, in short, helps Christians respond to the tectonic shifts of the twenty-first century.
This excellent melding of theory and practice will appeal to a broad audience of scholars, students, pastors, and interested lay readers. GloboChrist will not only leave an indelible mark in the academic realm but will also create a lasting impact on culture at large. ***-Publisher.***
The information age has not only interconnected the world but has also shrunk it. This global dynamic impacts Christianity, especially the Great Commission. How do believers make disciples of all nations in this digital world of religious diversity? Carl Raschke, author of the acclaimed The Next Reformation, answers such questions in GloboChrist. He explores the impact of globalization, postmodernism, and information technology on missions and evangelism, as well as the role that Christianity plays in an increasingly pluralistic world. In short, he helps Christians respond to the tectonic shifts of the twenty-first century. This third volume in the well-received Church and Postmodern Culture series is relevant to students, pastors, and all who care about the future of the church.
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