Mokokchung, Dec. 10 (EMN): The winter issue of the Clark Journal of Theology was dedicated and released by Rev Dr Marnungsang, the principal of the Clark Theological College during an advent Christmas celebration that was held in the college’s multi-purpose hall on Dec. 10, updates on Sunday informed.
The issue was presented with the theme “Witnessing to Christ in a Pluralistic World” and carries eight scholarly articles and a book review, a press release from the institution informed.
The articles include: “Mission From the Margins – Implications for Theological Education”; “Political Economy of Martin Luther’s ‘Read the Bible for Yourself’ and its Message for the Contemporary North East Indian Churches”; “Shrinking Globalization and Rising Nationalism: Human Migration Approached Through an ‘Ethic Of Hospitality’”; “Dialogical Communication as Witnessing to Christ in a Pluralistic Naga Society”; “Cross as Fatal of Reconciliation”; “The Ministry of Listening: Witness of Christ in a Pluralistic World”; “‘Hornbill Festival’ and ‘Purim’: Towards A Homogenization of Naga Culture with a Special Reference to the Book of Esther”; “Fundamentalism, Fanaticism and Conflict in Pluralist Society.”
For more information and subscription, one may contact the editor of the Clark Journal of Theology of the college in Mokokchung, or through imsutoshi69@gmail.com.
