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Worldview, Challenge of Contextualization and Church Planting in West Africa – Part 1: Definition of Worldview and the Historical Development of the Concept

D. Tuche

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Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 This is an introductory study on worldview and contextualization in West Africa covering several themes to form the basis for subsequent studies: Contextualization and worldviews, multi-disciplinary understanding of worldview, culture and worldview, contextualization and worldviews.

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Key concepts: Contextualization, Sociology, Epistemology, Discipline, Anthropology, Social science, Philosophy, Linguistics