Wafik Wahba BA (Ain Shams University) BTh (Evangelical Seminary, Cairo) MATS (McCormick, Chicago) ThM (Princeton Seminary), PhD (Northwestern University) is Assistant Professor of Global Christianity at Tyndale University College & Seminary in Ontario. He is currently working on a research project, Understanding Current Dynamics in the Middle East and North Africa: Ethnicity and Cultures
Christianity and Globalization
Speaker(s): Wafik Wahba
Date: June 12-16, 2006
Length: 11:36:04
Product ID: RGMP3621S
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Description
Globalization is one of the main features of our contemporary post-modern culture. This course examines the impact of post modernity on the life and ministry of the global church. We will explore the role of the church in communicating the message of the gospel to our pluralistic culture. Major themes such as religious pluralism and religious fundamentalism will be explored and studied. The relationship between Christianity and Islam will be presented as one of the most significant issues facing the twenty-first century global church. Special emphasis will be given to the mission of the people of God as an instrument for peace and reconciliation among world communities and nations.
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