Hesselgrave notes three cultures that must be conisdered for effective missionary communication. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
The culturally structured set of assumptions underlying how a people perceive and respond to reality is called a …
The term ____________ refers to the structured customs and underlying worldview which govern people’s lives.
Today, more than half of the world’s population lives in cities.
A(n) ______________ is a relatively small association of peers who have an affinity toward one another based on shared interes, activity or occupation.
An _________________ is an ethnic group distunguished by it’s self-identity with traditions of common descent, history, customs and language.
Greenway lists several considerations when doing urban ministry. Which of the follwing is NOT an issue he mentions?
God’s work within a culture never leaves that culture unchanged.
At the heart of every culture is its _____________ which concerns itself with the great “ultimate” questions of reality (who are we, where did we come from, is there something more, etc.)
The mixing of Christian assumptions with those worldview assumptions that are incompatiable with Christianity so that the result is not biblical Christianity is called…
____________ are “pre-set” decisions that a culture makes between choices commonly faced.
Jesus taught theology through stories.
What is a “unimax” people?
Only about 10% of the evangelical mission force is doing pioneer work among unreached peoples.
Contextualization involves changing the Christian message so that the gospel is altered and should thus be avoided.
The ___________ compares the cultural distances that potential believers need to move in order to join the nearest church.
Which of the following reasons indicate that the missions task remains unfinished?
In anthropology, the concepts of culture and worldview are unrelated.
According to Kraft, a risk that is always present when Christians attempt to inculturate Christianity is _____________.
Literate persons who choose to learn and communicate through oral methods instead of literate ones are called ____________ oral leaners
The best strategy for reaching oral Learners with the gospel is to move them toward literacy.
Literate methods are always the best way to reach literate people.
______ percent of individuals in the world live within peoples with no church.
Oral learners prefer an “abstract” mode of learning.
Approximately __________ of the Bible is story.
Set 2
The term ____________ refers to the structured customs and underlying worldview which govern people’s lives.
A(n) ______________ is a relatively small association of peers who have an affinity toward one another based on shared interes, activity or occupation.
Oral learners prefer an “abstract” mode of learning.
Today, more than half of the world’s population lives in cities.
Only about 10% of the evangelical mission force is doing pioneer work among unreached peoples.
Conveying the stories of the Bible in an oral, sequential pattern is called…
The percentage of people living among unreached people groups is diminishing.
“A people group within which there is no indigenous community of believing Christians able to evangelize this people group” is called a(n)…
No effective missions movement can occur among a people until they have a written Bible in their own language.
The majority of missionaries work among unreached people groups.
Which of the following reasons indicate that the missions task remains unfinished?
The ___________ compares the cultural distances that potential believers need to move in order to join the nearest church.
Greenway lists several considerations when doing urban ministry. Which of the follwing is NOT an issue he mentions?
The culturally structured set of assumptions underlying how a people perceive and respond to reality is called a …
The “largest group within which the gospel can spread as a church planting movement without encountering barriers of understanding or acceptance” is called …
Literate methods are always the best way to reach literate people.
Two-thirds of all people in the world are literate and prefer to learn through literate communication styles.
The ___________ compares the cultural distances that Christians need to move in order to communicate the Gospel.
Which of the following is NOT an approach to people group thinking?
What is a “unimax” people?
Jesus taught theology through stories.
God’s work within a culture never leaves that culture unchanged.
Approximately __________ of the Bible is story.
The best strategy for reaching oral Learners with the gospel is to move them toward literacy.
Contextualization involves changing the Christian message so that the gospel is altered and should thus be avoided.
Set 3
Two thirds of all people in the world are literate and prefer to learn through literate communication styles.
The best strategy for reaching oral Learners with the gospel is to move them toward literacy.
Literate methods are always the best way to reach literate people.
The percentage of people living among unreached people groups is diminishing.
Approximately __________ of the Bible is story.
Only one out of every twentyfive people are practicing Christians who are active in their faith.
The mixing of Christian assumptions with those worldview assumptions that are incompatiable with Christianity so that the result is not biblical Christianity is called…
An _________________ is an ethnic group distunguished by it’s selfidentity with traditions of common descent, history, customs and language.
The “largest group within which the gospel can spread as a church planting movement without encountering barriers of understanding or acceptance” is called …
____________ are “preset” decisions that a culture makes between choices commonly faced.
Which of the following reasons indicate that the missions task remains unfinished?
The ___________ compares the cultural distances that potential believers need to move in order to join the nearest church.
No effective missions movement can occur among a people until they have a written Bible in their own language.
What is a “unimax” people?
According to Greenway, people who are recently dislocated and experiencing major changes in their lives are generally more open to the gospel than they were before.
“A people group within which there is no indigenous community of believing Christians able to evangelize this people group” is called a(n)…
______ percent of individuals in the world live within peoples with no church.
Contextualization involves changing the Christian message so that the gospel is altered and should thus be avoided.
The culturally structured set of assumptions underlying how a people perceive and respond to reality is called a …
The majority of missionaries work among unreached people groups.
At the heart of every culture is its _____________ which concerns itself with the great “ultimate” questions of reality (who are we, where did we come from, is there something more, etc.)
Literate persons who choose to learn and communicate through oral methods instead of literate ones are called ____________ oral leaners
The ___________ compares the cultural distances that Christians need to move in order to communicate the Gospel.
God’s work within a culture never leaves that culture unchanged.
Set 4
The term ____________ refers to the structured customs and underlying worldview which govern people’s lives.
The “largest group within which the gospel can spread as a church planting movement without encountering barriers of understanding or acceptance” is called …
Today, more than half of the world’s population lives in cities.
No effective missions movement can occur among a people until they have a written Bible in their own language.
God’s work within a culture never leaves that culture unchanged.
“A people group within which there is no indigenous community of believing Christians able to evangelize this people group” is called a(n)…
According to Kraft, a risk that is always present when Christians attempt to inculturate Christianity is
The ___________ compares the cultural distances that Christians need to move in order to communicate the Gospel.
What is a “unimax” people?
are “reset” decisions that a culture makes between choices commonly faced.
percent of individuals in the world live within peoples with no church.
The best strategy for reaching oral Learners with the gospel is to move them toward literacy.
Hesselgrave notes three cultures that must be conisdered for effective missionary communication. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
The culturally structured set of assumptions underlying how a people perceive and respond to reality is called a
Literate persons who choose to learn and communicate through oral methods instead of literate ones are called ____________ oral leaners
Conveying the stories of the Bible in an oral, sequential pattern is called…
In anthropology, the concepts of culture and worldview are unrelated.
Oral learners prefer an “abstract” mode of learning.
Contextualization involves changing the Christian message so that the gospel is altered and should thus be avoided.
The majority of missionaries work among unreached people groups.
Literate methods are always the best way to reach literate people.
Which of the following reasons indicate that the missions task remains unfinished?
Only about 10% of the evangelical mission force is doing pioneer work among unreached peoples.
The term ____________ refers to the structured customs and underlying worldview which govern people’s lives.
Greenway lists several considerations when doing urban ministry. Which of the follwing is NOT an issue he mentions?
The percentage of people living among unreached people groups is diminishing.