CONTENTS
List
of Figures and Tables.
Acknowledgments
of Illustrations.
Foreword
to the First Edition by Robert J. Schreiter.
Introduction
to the First Edition.
Introduction
to the Revised Edition
I.
Contextual Christology in Intercultural Perspective
Prologue:
Jesus and Culture....
1.
Christology and Culture
Christ
and Culture...
Gospel
and Culture
2.
Christology in Context-Intercultural Christology
II.
Christology in a Diversity of Contexts
"To Proclaim the Gospel to the Poor"
Christology
in the Context of Poverty and Oppression in Latin America
3.
Historical Reconstruction:
Christological
Discourse at the Time of the Conquista.
The
Spanish Christ.
The
Indios as the Poor of Jesus Christ
4.
Christopraxis in the Discipleship of Jesus.
Leonardo
Boff (Brazil) and Jon Sobrino (El Salvador)
Toward
a Liberating Christology...
The
Christ Present in the Poor...
"But You, Who Do You Africans Say that I Am?"
Christology
in the Context of African Tribal Cultures and Religions
5.
Models of African Christology
Jesus
Christ, the Chief....
Jesus
Christ, the Master of Initiation.
Jesus
Christ, the Ancestor Jesus Christ, the Healer
A
Comparison of Models: Commonalities and Divergences.
6.
Christology in the Context of African Ancestor Worship.
Charles
Nyamiti (Tanzania) and Bénézet Bujo (Zaire)
Jesus
Christ, the Brother-ancestor (Charles Nyamiti)
Jesus
Christ, the Proto-ancestor (Bénézet Bujo).
"I and the Father are One"
Christology
in the Context of Pluralism of Asian Cultures and Religions
7.
Christology in the Context of Hinduism.
M.
M. Thomas and Stanley Samartha (India)
Theological
Existence in the New India.
Christ-Centered
Humanism and Syncretism (M. M. Thomas)
Theocentric
Christology (Stanley J. Samartha).
8.
Christology in the Context of Buddhism
Katsumi
Takizawa and Seiichi Yagi (Japan)
Conversions
on the Boundary of Buddhism and Christianity.
Christology
as The-anthropology (Katsumi Takizawa)
The
I in Jesus (Seiichi Yagi)
Interreligious
Christology as an Intellectual Borderline Experience
9.
Christology in the Overall Asian Context
Kosuke
Koyama and Choan-Seng Song
Telling
the Stories of the Gospel in Asia.
No
Handle on the Cross (Kosuke Koyama)
Theology
of Incarnation in Asia (Choan-Seng Song)
Models
of Asian Christology.
"What You Have Done to the Least of These My
Brothers..."
Christology
in the Context of Poverty and Oppression in Africa and Asia
10.
The Black Messiah: Christology in the Context of Racism.
James
H. Cone (United States) and Allan A. Boesak (South Africa)
Jesus
Is Black (James H. Cone)
Black
and White Reconciled in Jesus Christ (Allan A. Boesak).
11. Encountering Jesus Christ in the
Minjung:
Christology
in the Context of a Developmental Dictatorship.
Ahn
Byung-Mu and the Minjung Theology of South Korea.
Jesus
and Minjung
12.
Jesus with Us:
Christology
in the Context of New Departures in Liberation Theology in the 1980s.
Arvind
P. Nirmal (India) and Teruo Kuribayashi (Japan)
From
the Dalit Movement to Dalit Theology
Jesus
Was a Dalit (Arvind P. Nirmal)
The
Burakumin Wear Jesus's Crown of Thorns (Teruo Kuribayashi).
"We now see through a mirror"
Christology
of Women from Africa, Asia, and Latin America and Their Diaspora
13.
Jesus and Women The Feminine Faces of Christ: Christology in the Context of Sexism,
Racism, and Classism
Generative
Themes from the Perspective of the Context
Christology
in the Contexts of African Women
(Mercy Amba Oduyoye and Musa Dube).
Christology
in the Contexts of Asian Women
(Chung Hyun-Kyung and Kwok Pui-Lan).
Christology
in the Contexts of Latin American Women
(Elsa Támez and Ivone Gebara)
Christology
in the Contexts of Women in Diaspora: Womanist, Mujerista, Asian American
Christology.
(Jacquelyn Grant, Kelly Brown Douglas,
Delores Williams, Ada María Isasi-Díaz, Rita Nakashima Brock and Wonhee Anne
Joh, Marcella Althaus-Reid)
Generative
Themes from the Perspective of the Text.
III.
The Forms Taken by Jesus Christ
14.
Models of Contextual Christology:
Commonalities,
Divergences, and Opportunities for Ecumenical Learning.
Epilogue:
Paul and Culture.
Index
of Authors
