The Scandal of Evangelism - Thiessen, Elmer John
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In today's multi-cultural and multi-religious world, evangelism is often viewed as scandalous, not only by those who are opposed to anything religious, but also by many Christians. In this book, Elmer Thiessen provides a response to those who find most or even all Christian evangelism objectionable. He does this through a careful analysis of what the Bible says about the ethics of evangelism. Based on this inductive study, mainly of the New Testament, Thiessen proposes thirty guidelines for ethical evangelism. Part II examines some specific contexts that pose unique challenges for doing…mehr

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In today's multi-cultural and multi-religious world, evangelism is often viewed as scandalous, not only by those who are opposed to anything religious, but also by many Christians. In this book, Elmer Thiessen provides a response to those who find most or even all Christian evangelism objectionable. He does this through a careful analysis of what the Bible says about the ethics of evangelism. Based on this inductive study, mainly of the New Testament, Thiessen proposes thirty guidelines for ethical evangelism. Part II examines some specific contexts that pose unique challenges for doing evangelism ethically--evangelism of children, evangelism within a professional context like the secular academy, evangelism within the context of humanitarian aid, and finally the problem of proselytism, understood in the special and narrow sense of sheep-stealing.
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Elmer John Thiessen taught philosophy at Medicine Hat College, Alberta for thirty-six years. Since his retirement he has taught courses at colleges in Lithuania, Ethiopia, Belgium, and Jamaica. He is the author of six books. He is author of six books, including Stumbling Heavenward: One Philosopher's Journey; The Scandal of Evangelism: A Biblical Study of the Ethics of Evangelism; and Teaching for Commitment: Liberal Education, Indoctrination & Christian Nurture.