A case study of an insider movement among Buddhists in Thailand

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作者：
Becker, Manuel [1 ,2 ]
机构：
[1] Columbia Int Univ Korntal, Intercultural Studies, Korntal Munchingen, Germany
[2] Columbia Int Univ Korntal, Intercultural Studies, Hindenburgstr 36, D-70825 Korntal Munchingen, Germany
来源：
MISSIOLOGY-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW | 2023年 / 51卷 / 03期
关键词：
insider movement; case study; Thailand; contextualization; disciple-making movement; Thai Buddhist; discipleship; Buddhism; syncretism; incarnational ministry;
D O I：
10.1177/00918296231176771
中图分类号：
B9 [宗教];
学科分类号：
010107 ;
摘要：
While insider movements are common in the Muslim and Hindu world, they are rare in the Buddhist world. This case study summarizes the formation and development of an insider movement among Buddhists in Thailand. The key principles in the movement are presented and analyzed. Among them are the importance of reaching entire families, avoiding Christian practices that can become a stumbling block to others, promoting the priesthood of all believers, C5 contextualization, and the powerful testimony of a family following Jesus and being transformed by him.
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页码：210 / 222
页数：13
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