The art of indigenous inculturation :
by Sison, Antonio D.,
Published by : Orbis Books (New York) Physical details: xv, 216 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm ISBN:9781626984219.
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Christian art and symbolism
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Themes, motives.
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Folk religion.
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Folk art
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Themes, motives.
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| BR 115.C8 RES Research on culture and values: | BR 115.C8 ROL Secularity and the gospel : | BR 115.C8 SCH c4 A handbook on inculturation | BR115.C8 SIS The art of indigenous inculturation : | BR 115.C8 WAW The Bible and African culture: | BR 115.C8.IN In all things: | BR 115.E3 HAU The holy use of money: |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Masks of inculturation : Nairobi's Hekima Christus reveals a Jesus with an African face -- Reconciling inculturation : Mexico's Our Lady of Guadalupe crosses borders -- Inculturation from within : Manila's Black Nazarene comes closer to home -- Conclusion : kenosis of the missionary.
"The inculturation of the Christian message is examined through examples of art from Africa, the Philippines, and the Mexican-American community"--
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