Fourfold essential poles of the evangelical movement
Evangelicals are marked by two opposite poles, and one does not do them justice if one only observes or stresses one pole of those positions.
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The King James Bible
EDITORIAL We dedicate this issue to the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible.
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Quran scholar calls Muslims to abstain from punishing apostasy
International Institute of Religious Freedom hosts religious freedom panel at the Global Media Forum (Bonner Querschnitte No. 171, No. 16/2011) At one of the largest journalist conferences in the world, the annual Global Media Forum […]
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„Charge of Fundamentalism often reflects western thoughts of superiority“
Director of the IIRF holds guest lecture in Nepal (Bonner Querschnitte 173, Bonn, 04.07.2011) In a guest lecture at the largest university in Nepal, the sociologist of religion and director of the International Institute of […]
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Integrationsland Deutschland
Prof. Dr. Dr. Schirrmacher erklärte, wie eine multikulturelle Gesellschaft funktionieren kann Bericht aus der Frankfurter Neuen Presse – Naussauische Neue Presse vom 1.6.2011 Originalbericht hier. Von Gundula Stegemann Ist “multikulti” gescheitert? Ist Deutschland überhaupt multikultifähig? […]
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Christ, Culture and Mission
EDITORIAL ‘We must be converted from the world, so that our identity, values, beliefs and priorities are not those of this world. We must be converted back to the world, knowing that God has called and sent us to serve the Word in the world.’
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The Gospels and Cultural Adaptation in Mission
ARTICLE The diversity among people groups and cultures is, according to the biblical witness, not principally a consequence of sin. Rather, it is desired by God.
Archbishop and Professor Dr. Thomas Paul Schirrmacher is President of the International Council of the International Society for Human Rights, President of the International Institute for Religious Freedom, Co-President of Religions for Peace and President of the Bonn Abrahamic Center for Global Peace, Justice and Sustainability (BAC). Read more …
