The Unique Christ in Our Pluralist World

Baker Publishing Group (1994)
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In June 1992, 85 theologians signed the "Manila Declaration", an evangelical confession of Christology that declares guiding concepts evangelicals must share if Christians are to proclaim a truly unique Christ in pluralistic and relativistic societies. This book publishes the text of that declaration and 20 papers from the Manila conference sponsored by World Evangelical Fellowship's Theological Commission.

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0801020131   9780801020131   9780853645740   0853645744

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