Prof. David Dunn-Wilson.  Why is the global mission scene as it is and how does our mission fit into it?

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Presentation transcript:

Prof. David Dunn-Wilson

 Why is the global mission scene as it is and how does our mission fit into it?

“Roots and Branches” - the concept of mission affected by its context

THE EUROPEAN OPTION

PHASE ONE

THE CHRISTENDOM MODEL

 Ecclesiastical

 Doctrinal and Exclusive

Pope Boniface VII “it is altogether necessary for salvation for every human creature to be subject to the Roman Pontiff”

 Ecclesiastical  Doctrinal and Exclusive  Coercive and Corporate

Pope Innocent VII The Inquisition at work

 Ecclesiastical  Doctrinal and Exclusive  Coercive and Corporate  Eurocentric

Orthodox (East) Roman Catholic (West) OOrtOOh oOOOOO OOdox (East)

THE PROTESTANT MODEL

 Ecclesiastically Diverse External Church ’ True’ Church

Ecclesiastically Diverse Biblical and Homiletical

Ecclesiastically Diverse  Biblical and Homiletical  Individualistic

Protestant Roman Catholic Orthodox Moslem

PHASE TWO Later Developments

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC MODEL

 The Catholic Model  Global Mission

March 1493

“Donated” to Portugal May 1493

Indigenous people enslaved

Pope Gregory XV The Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith 1622

 The Catholic Model  Global Mission  Exclusivism

“ Pope Pius XII “Servants of error” “Separated brethren”

Pope John XXIII The Second Vatican Council

Pope Benedict “We pray that the primacy of Peter will be increasingly recognized in Its true meaning by brothers who are still not in communion with us” St.Peter’s Square June 2006

 THE ORTHODOX  MODEL

THE ORTHODOX CHURCH

Roman Catholic Orthodox

 Mystical Theology (Theosis) “God made himself man that we might become God”

 Mystical Theology  Incarnational Mission

 Incarnational Mission The means of mission: political The motive of mission: Glorifying God The purpose of mission: theosis The instrument of mission: worship The nature of mission: contextual

 Mystical Theology  Incarnational Mission  Theological Completeness

“The One Church is the Orthodox Church; the one faith is the whole Orthodox faith” 

Mystical Theology Incarnational Mission TheologicalCompleteness Innate Conservatism

THE PROTESTANT MODEL

The Rise of Evangelicalism

Personal religious conviction Personal holiness Preaching Bible Study

The aim of mission individual conversion incorporation into a church

 Universal All must be saved All can be saved All can know that they are saved All can be saved to the uttermost

 Universal  Reasonable “ to renounce reason is to renounce religion” (John Wesley)

 Universal  Reasonable  Socially Aware

Universal  Reasonable  Socially Aware  Essentially missionary

David Livingstone Hudson Taylor Mary Slessor

PHASE THREE The Transatlantic Shift

REVIVALISM

 Mass evangelism  Personal Conversion  Holiness of life.

PENTECOSTALISM

William J. Seymour Pentecostalism

 Pentecostalism The Azusa Street Mission in Los Angeles

 The Appeal of Pentecostalism Charismatic Theocentric and Experiential Biblical and Ecumenical Contextual

PHASE FOUR The Rejection of Europe

Roman Catholicism Orthodox Protestantism Evangelicalism Pentecostalism

Colonial troops In action

Graves of Commonwealth troops

  MORITORIUM!

“The African church could have performed a service in redeeming God’s people in the Northern Hemisphere from a distorted view of the mission of the church in the world”

Where now?