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Articles on Myanmar Contextual Theology

Micah 7: The Other Side of Protest by Dr. John de Jong

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Early Burmese Translations of the Lord's Prayer by Dr. John de John

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Jesus' Ethic of Loving Enemies: A Close Look at Ethnic Conflict in Myanmar by Dr. Aung Htoo

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The Gospel, Apologetics, and Worldview: A Correlation and Challenges in Myanmar by Dr. Aung Htoo

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A Leadership Wheel in Myanmar: A Personal-Theological Reflection by Dr. Aung Htoo

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Why Biblical Languages (Hebrew and Greek) Matter for Ministers in Myanmar by Dr. David Van Lian

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Our Πολιτευμα is in Heaven: Reading Philippians 3:20-21 in Light of the Greco-Roman Imperial Context and its Implication for Social Identity Formation by Dr. David Van Lian 

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Moving Beyond Traditional Boundaries: Rethinking the Church in Burmese Buddhist Context by Dr. Peter Thein Nyunt

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From Pagodas to the Savior: Contextual Communication of the Gospel in the Burmese Buddhist Context in Yangon City by Dr. Peter Thein Nyunt

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Wise Choices by Dr. John Buchanan

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Mentoring in the MEGST Bible College, Myanmar by Dr. John Buchanan

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Practicing Christian Faith in the Work Place of Myanmar (PCFW): What and Why? by Dr. Aung Htoo

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Alcohol Abuse Among Christian Students at Kalay University by Dr. Kham Sian Muang and Dr. John Buchanan

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Doing Theology in Myanmar Context by Sung Kong Hoe

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Christian Theolog in Myanmar by Karl-Harmann Muhlhaus, Peter K. H. Lee

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Doing Lu Du Theology of Myanmar from the Kachin Perspective by Wa Gyit Brang Htan

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The Concept of God in Dai Context by Hleih Mang

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Religion, Conflict, and Conflicting Views on the Religious "Others" in Myanmar by Andreas Dybkjaer, Andersson

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Ecumenical Vision of Seminaries in Myanmar by San Myat Shwe

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Contextual Theology: Skills  and Practics of Liberating Faith ​

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Burmese Nationalism and Christianity in Myanmar: Christian Identity and Witness in Myanmar Today by Zam Khat Kham 

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Contextual Leadership Within Chin Migrant Churches in the United States by Bawi Bik Thawng 

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