TY  - MANSCPT
AU  - Mansur,Yohanes D
TI  - To give an answer to every man: trinitarian and christological views in the apologetic of Hamran Ambrie of Indonesia 
AV  - BV2625 .T645 1990
PY  - 1990///
KW  - Ambrie, Hamran.
KW  - Missions to Muslims
KW  - Christianity and other religions
KW  - Islam
KW  - Relations
KW  - Christianity
KW  - Indonesia
N1  - Chapter 1. The Politico-Religious Milieu; Chapter 2. Conversion, Call and Controversy; Chapter 3. Trinity Vs. Tawhid: Mutually Exclusive Concepts?; Chapter 4. In Search of a Christology for the Islamic Context; Chapter 5. Toward a Trinitarian and Christological Apologetic in the Indonesian Context; 1 (leaves 133-142); Christian-Muslim Relations in Modern Indonesia --; Developments Prior to World War II --; The Japanese Interlude --; Muslim Activist Frustrations, 1945 to 1971 --; The Anti-Christian Polemical Literature --; The Muslim Concept of Tawhid --; Reinterpreting Church History --; Other Controversial Books --; Summary; Ambrie's Career As A Muslim Leader --; "He Apostatized From Islam" --; A Ministry of Controversy; Theological and Apologetical Dimensions of the Doctrine of the Trinity --; The Apostolic Witness --; The Trinitarian Task --; Summary --; Tawhid and Trinity --; On "Christian Tawhid" --; The Basis for "Christian Tawhid" --; Trinitarian Formulations and Analogies --; God Not Three in the Same Way He Is One --; A Trinity of Powers --; Modalistic Analogies --; Divine Attributes Equated with Trinitarian Persons --; Conclusion and Evaluation; The Historical Background of the Christological Controversy --; The Theological Task --; The Search for a Solution --; Christological Titles in Ambrie's Apologetic --; Kalam, Word --; Son of God --; Tuhan, Lord --; 100% God; 100% Man --; The Humanity of Christ --; The Incarnation --; Nestorian Tendencies? --; Conclusion and Evaluation; Hamran Ambrie's Contribution to the Muslim-Christian Encounter --; Apologetic Impact --; Theological Accuracy --; Final Considerations --; Additional Thoughts on Defending the Trinity and Christology in an Islamic Context --; On Trinitarian Analogies --; Incarnation --; Conclusion; 2
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