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    The document discusses key concepts in missiology, which is the study of Christian mission and evangelism. It explains that missiology views the church as the main instrument of mission work, whose purpose is to evangelize and baptize people. It also emphasizes that mission work should acknowledge God as the source of mission and respect the local cultures it engages with. The document concludes by defining other theological concepts discussed in missiology like incarnation, the Great Commission, and ecumenism.

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    Eccleso-centric is a paradigm in doing mission where God is acknowledged but not


    emphasized as the source of mission.The ecclesio-centric view of mission also
    emphasizes the idea thatthe more people who participate in Jesus’ proclamation of the
    Kingdom of God, the better.

    Missiology is the systematic study of mission, evangelization, and missionary activity


    of the church.The church is the main instrument in the work of mission.Mission is
    basically evangelizing and baptizing people.In missiology, doing missionary acivities
    for the Church is the foundation of Christianity’s self-undertanding. And as there was
    growth in the understanding of faith, so there were changes in the understanding of
    mission.

    To do mission is an integral part of the Church. Do also remember that in


    Christianity, the model for doing mission is always God. Note further that in
    missiology, culture should never be ignored because it is the context of misson.

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    Dialogue with cultures challenge Christians to exert effort to cooperate and sow unity
    between and among the members of the church.Missiology also teaches us that the

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    dream of God for the whole of creation is the fullness of life. Lastly, always bear in
    mind that the Holy Spirit is the source of inspiration for mission.

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    The great commission refers to the event described in Mt. 28: 19-20whereby the Lord
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    commanded the disciples to share the gospel and the message of his redemption.

    Theo - centric is an understanding of mission referring to active participation in God’s


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    redemptive act in the world and in the whole creation. Likewse, theo-centric view of
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    mission invite us to participate in God’s mission byparticipating in efforts to promote


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    compassion towards others, peace, and social justice.The Theo-centricview of mission


    further respects the cultural situation of people in the mission territories.
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    Incarnation - This is the theological term for God’s immersion of Himself in his own
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    creation by taking the form of a human being. It is mentioned in John 1: 1-5 that the
    Word was made flesh and this is the meaning of incarnation. The main theme of this
    Biblical text is the Word. Further incarnation implies that Jesus is both human and
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    When Jesus Christ was here on earth, he teaches us to call God, “Abba.” This
    suggests thathuman beings are intimately related to God. When Jesus also said, “Not
    my will but yours be done.” This implies thatJesus saw God’s will as primary and
    ultimate.

    Inculturation - lies at the heart of God’s mission and provides the context, model, and
    the inspiration for the church’s mission.

    Ecumenism is a movement within Christianity that is meant to promote unity and


    cooperation.

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