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A New Beginning for Arab Christian Theology

There have been Arab believers since before the followers of Jesus were even called Christians (a nickname that was invented in Syria).

By: Chris Wright
Langham Partnership International Director
Posted: Thursday, 28 February 2008, 8:37 (EST)
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The publication of the ACT is a vital first step, but only the first. Andrea and his colleagues are planning a 5 – 10 year programme. They plan further volumes in this series – an Arabic applied theology (addressing issues such as HIV-AIDS, the environment, nationalism, the arts, etc), another volume on theological issues not covered in the present volume (inspiration and authority of the Bible, the sacraments, inter-faith dialogue, etc), and eventually a full-blown Arabic systematic theology.

In addition, with Langham Literature’s further assistance, a five-volume “Arabic Contemporary Commentary” on the whole Bible is planned over the next 5-6 years. This will be a huge project. But Andrea is undaunted! And his confidence and competence combined with Langham’s continued investment and God’s gracious help, will bring it to fruition.

“Without the support of Langham Partnership and the help of God,” Andrea concluded, “this book would never have happened.”

Courtesy: Langham Partnership Australia

Hear Chris Wright speak:

• in Melbourne:
o Wed 19 Mar Ridley College & Holy Trinity Doncaster
o Thu 20 Mar Bible College of Victoria
o Fri 21-Mon 24 Belgrave Heights Convention

• in Sydney:
o Sun 30 Mar Arabic Prebyterian Church Merrylands,
St Thomas North Sydney,
Chinese Christian Church Milsons Point
o Mon 31 Mar Presbyterian Theological College


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