The Religions Next Door provides insights into the beliefs of four growing religions in America and educates readers about the danger of believing that all religions hold different variations of the same tenets.
What happens with those who never get the chance to hear the gospel - and the implied criticism of God's justice in this case. Is there anything on the web that one could access as a Christian response to this?
Bibliography and resources useful for ministries among international students, including books, materials available, and some of the organizations offering publications and/or training.
An updated list of resources available for International Student Ministries in North America, including books, media sources, and organizations doing ministries among internationals.
An updated list of resources available for International Student Ministries in North America, including books, media sources, and organizations doing ministries among internationals.
CHRISTIAN WITNESS in Pluralistic Contexts in the Twenty-First Century, edited by Dr. Enoch Wan, the Evangelical Missiological Society, Series Number 11, was published in 2004 by William Carey Library, Pasadena, CA USA.
Here is a mammouth (731 page paperback) summary of 59 of the current religions and cults, by John Ankerberg John Weldon, published in 1999 by Harvest House Publishers, Eugene, OR.
A book, Anthropological Reflections on Missiological Issues, which shows you how to communicate the gospel in different cultural settings without syncretism or being disingenuous about gospel truths.
A message to a friend inquiring about resource books they could read to get started in comparing the major religions of the world to the Christian faith.
