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The Theology of Salvation at Bangkok
Peter Beyerhaus, Evangelical Missions Quarterly (http://www.emqonline.com/), Apr 01, 1973, Volume 9:3, pp. 150-161. Used by permission of Evangelical Missions Quarterly. All rights to this material are reserved. Materials are not to be distributed to other web locations for retrieval, published in other media, printed for distribution or mirrored at other sites without written permission from the copyright owner(s). For hardcopy reprints, please contact their website.
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Bangkok 1973; Commission on World Mission and Evangelism; Salvation
The Theology of Salvation at Bangkok
Peter Beyerhaus, Evangelical Missions Quarterly (http://www.emqonline.com/), Apr 01, 1973, Volume 9:3, pp. 150-161. Used by permission of Evangelical Missions Quarterly. All rights to this material are reserved. Materials are not to be distributed to other web locations for retrieval, published in other media, printed for distribution or mirrored at other sites without written permission from the copyright owner(s). For hardcopy reprints, please contact their website.
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Bangkok 1973; Commission on World Mission and Evangelism; Salvation
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When the theme for the eighth ecumenical World Mission Conference "Salvation Today" was announced shortly after the Uppsala Assembly in 1968, many evangelical minds all over the world rejoiced. With growing concern and anxiety they had watched how the Commission on World Mission and Evangelism (CWME) rapidly seemed to have lost sight of the preeminent goal of Christ's great commission, the eternal redemption of the unsaved "two billion" who by their sin, superstition and ignorance are separated