Missionary responses to tribal religions at Edinburgh 1910:
One of the most notable achievements of Christian missionaries during the last quarter of the nineteenth century was their contribution to the emerging disciplines of anthropology and the comparative study of religion particularly in tribal societies. This study focuses on the twentieth century miss...
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| Zusammenfassung: | One of the most notable achievements of Christian missionaries during the last quarter of the nineteenth century was their contribution to the emerging disciplines of anthropology and the comparative study of religion particularly in tribal societies. This study focuses on the twentieth century missionary landmark, the First World Missionary Conference at Edinburgh in 1910 This study breaks new ground by describing five models that demonstrate the range with which missionaries of the Imperialist Era (1880-1920) interpreted tribal religious traditions in relation to the Christian message. Friesen's study reflects both an interdependence and a critique of the political, religious and anthropological spirit of the times |
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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
PAGE
FOREWORD
.
XI
PREFACE
.
XIII
I.
EDINBURGH
1910:
A
RETROSPECTIVE
VIEW
.
1
INTERPRETATIONS
OF
EDINBURGH
1910
.
4
PRIMARY
SOURCES
AND
CONFERENCE
RECORDS
.
8
RESEARCH
MATERIALS
AND
STUDY
APPROACH
.
10
II.
THE
SETTING
AND
BACKGROUND
OF
EDINBURGH
1910
.
21
HISTORICAL
SETTING
.
21
REPRESENTATION
AT
THE
CONFERENCE
.
23
THE
ROLE
OF
DELEGATES
FROM
YOUNGER
CHURCHES
.
25
THE
ABSENCE
OF
AFRICAN
NATIONALS
.
27
III.
ANTHROPOLOGICAL
PERSPECTIVES
INFORMING
THE
REPORT
ON
"
ANIMISTIC
RELIGIONS
"
.
31
THE
CONTRIBUTIONS
OF
CALLAWAY
AND
JUNOD
.
31
EARLY
ACCOUNTS
OF
AFRICAN
TRADITIONAL
RELIGION
.
35
HENRY
CALLAWAY
.36
EDWARD
BURNETT
TYLOR
.
42
TYLOR
'
S
CRITICS:
ANDREW
LANG
AND
R.
R.
MARETT
.
.
45
ROBERT
HENRY
CODRINGTON
.
47
HENRI
ALEXANDRE
JUNOD
.
50
MOTIFS
IN
JUNOD
'
S
ANTHROPOLOGY
.53
ATTITUDES
TOWARD
AFRICAN
RELIGIONS
.57
THE
TENSION
BETWEEN
SCIENCE
AND
MAGIC
.
61
CALLAWAY
'
S
FULFILLMENT
MODEL
.
63
VIII
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
RESONANCE
WITH
MAX
MULLER
.65
MULLER
'
S
COMPARATIVE
METHODS
.
70
IV.
GERMAN
LUTHERAN
MISSIOLOGY
.
75
WARNECK
'
S
CONTRIBUTION
TO
THE
"
ANIMISTIC
RELIGIONS
"
REPORT
.75
THE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
NATIONAL
CHURCHES
.78
LUDWIG
NOMMENSEN
AND
THE
BATAK
.
80
WAMECK
'
S
TWO
LEVELS
OF
CONVERSION
.
82
FERDINAND
HAHN
AND
THE
KOLS
.
86
ALBERT
C.
KRUYT
AND
THE
TORADJA
.
90
V.
BRITISH
AND
AMERICAN
MISSIOLOGY
.97
DONALD
FRASER:
MORAL
RECONSTRUCTION
.
97
FRASER
'
S
BACKGROUND
AND
TRAINING
.
98
THE
LIVINGSTONIA
MISSION
.
100
FRASER
'
S
WORK
AMONG
THE
TUMBUKA
AND
NGONI
.
104
CONSTRUCTION
NOT
DESTRUCTION
.
115
W.
D.
ARMSTRONG:
RADICAL
DISPLACEMENT
.
117
ROBERT
H.
NASSAU:
BRIDGING
BY
AFFILIATION
.
122
THE
FEELING
FOR
GOD
.
122
GODFREY
CALLAWAY:
THE
FULFILLMENT
OF
UBUNTU
.
124
BACKGROUND
AND
TRAINING
.
125
CALLAWAY
'
S
ANGLO-CATHOLIC
EMPHASIS
.
127
A
THEOLOGY
OF
FULFILLMENT
.
128
VI.
THE
LEGACY
OF
EDINBURGH
1910
.
135
THE
ANIMISTIC
RELIGIONS
REPORT
.
135
ROLE
OF
DELEGATES
FROM
EMERGING
CHURCHES
.
136
INITIATIVES
IN
ANTHROPOLOGY
.
137
APPROACHES
TO
TRIBAL
RELIGIONS
.
139
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
IX
THE
INTERFACE
OF
COLONIALISM
AND
THE
MISSIONARY
ENTERPRISE
.
142
MISSIOLOGICAL
SIGNIFICANCE
.
143
PERSISTING
QUESTIONS
.
145
APPENDIX
A.
THE
QUESTIONNAIRE
CIRCULATED
BY
COMMISSION
IV
149
APPENDIX
B.
LIST
OF
CORRESPONDENTS:
ANIMISTIC
RELIGIONS
.
153
NOTES
.
157
BIBLIOGRAPHY
.
197
INDEX
.
219 |
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| title_sort | missionary responses to tribal religions at edinburgh 1910 |
| topic | World Missionary Conference (1st : 1910 : Edinburgh, Scotland) World Missionary Conference 1910 Edinburgh (DE-588)5284133-9 gnd Godsdiensten gtt Primitieve volken gtt Wereldzendingsconferenties gtt Christentum Geschichte Religion Animism Relations Christianity Christianity and other religions Animism Missions Theory Missions Africa, Sub-Saharan History 20th century Ethnische Religion (DE-588)4041412-7 gnd Animismus (DE-588)4002067-8 gnd |
| topic_facet | World Missionary Conference (1st : 1910 : Edinburgh, Scotland) World Missionary Conference 1910 Edinburgh Godsdiensten Primitieve volken Wereldzendingsconferenties Christentum Geschichte Religion Animism Relations Christianity Christianity and other religions Animism Missions Theory Missions Africa, Sub-Saharan History 20th century Ethnische Religion Animismus Subsaharisches Afrika |
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| volume_link | (DE-604)BV010191982 |
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