Contemporary Thinking on Conversion and Persecution: A Survey of Recent Missiological Compendia
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This essay surveys the state of research regarding the ample relations between conversion and persecution as reflected in two recent missiological collections of essays, namely Freedom of Belief and Christian Mission (2015), and Sorrow and Blood: Christian Mission in Contexts of Suffering, Persecution and Martyrdom (2012). The systematic categories emanate from examining conversion as a human right in the framework of freedom of religion or belief, with the guidance of the
摘要
这篇文章调查研究关于转化和逼迫之间充足的关系，它从最近两个宣教集里的文章中反思，即 Freedom of Belief and Christian Mission (2015), and Sorrow and Blood: Christian Mission in Contexts of Suffering, Persecution and Martyrdom (2012). 在联合国自由或宗教或信仰问题特别报告员的指导下，系统的类别来源于将宗教或信仰自由框架内的人权审查转化。这篇文章涵盖各方面的宣教反思，包括转化的权利，不愿被迫转化，尝试以非强制性的劝说令人转化，以及发现对儿童的权利和他或她的父母在这方面的缺乏思考。这是以面临的挑战为背景，这挑战即这些权利的享有是在不同处境下和来自多方派别，并经常以骚扰歧视或迫害的形式出现。显然，基督教神学和宣教观念对人权，特别是关于转化和宗教自由或迫害这些方面，添加了 重要的思考层面。
Resumen
Este ensayo examina el estado actual de la investigación sobre las múltiples relaciones entre la conversión y la persecución partiendo de dos recopilaciones misionológicas recientes de ensayos, Freedom of Belief and Christian Mission (2015) y Sorrow and blood: Christian mission in contexts of suffering, persecution and martyrdom (2012). Las categorías sistemáticas provienen de examinar la conversión como un derecho humano en el marco de la libertad de religión o de creencias, con la guía del Relator Especial de las Naciones Unidas sobre la libertad de religión o de creencias. El ensayo incluye una reflexión misionológica sobre el derecho a convertirse, a no a ser obligado a convertirse, a intentar convertir a otros por medio de la persuasión no coercitiva y descubre una falta de reflexión sobre los derechos de los niños y de sus padres al respecto. Se toma en cuenta que el disfrute de estos derechos trae desafíos provenientes de diferentes contextos y múltiples participantes, y que a menudo resulta en discriminación o persecución. Se hace evidente que una perspectiva teológicas misiológica cristiana añade aspectos y consideraciones importantes a la perspectiva de los derechos humanos sobre la conversión, la libertad religiosa o la persecución.
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Contemporary Thinking on Conversion and Persecution: A Survey of Recent Missiological Compendia
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Abstract
This essay surveys the state of research regarding the ample relations between conversion and persecution as reflected in two recent missiological collections of essays, namely Freedom of Belief and Christian Mission (2015), and Sorrow and Blood: Christian Mission in Contexts of Suffering, Persecution and Martyrdom (2012). The systematic categories emanate from examining conversion as a human right in the framework of freedom of religion or belief, with the guidance of the
摘要
这篇文章调查研究关于转化和逼迫之间充足的关系，它从最近两个宣教集里的文章中反思，即 Freedom of Belief and Christian Mission (2015), and Sorrow and Blood: Christian Mission in Contexts of Suffering, Persecution and Martyrdom (2012). 在联合国自由或宗教或信仰问题特别报告员的指导下，系统的类别来源于将宗教或信仰自由框架内的人权审查转化。这篇文章涵盖各方面的宣教反思，包括转化的权利，不愿被迫转化，尝试以非强制性的劝说令人转化，以及发现对儿童的权利和他或她的父母在这方面的缺乏思考。这是以面临的挑战为背景，这挑战即这些权利的享有是在不同处境下和来自多方派别，并经常以骚扰歧视或迫害的形式出现。显然，基督教神学和宣教观念对人权，特别是关于转化和宗教自由或迫害这些方面，添加了 重要的思考层面。
Resumen
Este ensayo examina el estado actual de la investigación sobre las múltiples relaciones entre la conversión y la persecución partiendo de dos recopilaciones misionológicas recientes de ensayos, Freedom of Belief and Christian Mission (2015) y Sorrow and blood: Christian mission in contexts of suffering, persecution and martyrdom (2012). Las categorías sistemáticas provienen de examinar la conversión como un derecho humano en el marco de la libertad de religión o de creencias, con la guía del Relator Especial de las Naciones Unidas sobre la libertad de religión o de creencias. El ensayo incluye una reflexión misionológica sobre el derecho a convertirse, a no a ser obligado a convertirse, a intentar convertir a otros por medio de la persuasión no coercitiva y descubre una falta de reflexión sobre los derechos de los niños y de sus padres al respecto. Se toma en cuenta que el disfrute de estos derechos trae desafíos provenientes de diferentes contextos y múltiples participantes, y que a menudo resulta en discriminación o persecución. Se hace evidente que una perspectiva teológicas misiológica cristiana añade aspectos y consideraciones importantes a la perspectiva de los derechos humanos sobre la conversión, la libertad religiosa o la persecución.
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