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Like Other People's Children: the Danish West Indies Lutheran Mission, a Caribbean Prototype of Liturgical Inculturation Joseph Donnella
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Like Other People's Children: the Danish West Indies Lutheran Mission, a Caribbean Prototype of Liturgical Inculturation
Joseph Donnella
Like Other People's Children focuses on issues of missiology and inculturation amongst the African- Caribbean/West Indian population of Lutheran Christians in the Danish West Indies. When Frederick V of Denmark enacted landmark legislation in 1755 a critical turning point occurred as he declared: "Slave children are to have the Word of God preached to them, be instructed in the Christian faith and be baptized like other people's children." What resulted from this legislation? How did the Lutheranchurches in the Danish West Indies become the largest indigenous African-Caribbean communities of Lutherans in the New World? What is the story of four centuries of development in the Danish West Indies? And how did Frederick's legislation and mindset lead to fundamental insights that were crucial to the theological and cultural development of the people in what is now known as the US Virgin Islands?
| Media | Books Paperback Book (Book with soft cover and glued back) |
| Released | July 22, 2010 |
| ISBN13 | 9783838381381 |
| Publishers | LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing |
| Pages | 300 |
| Dimensions | 225 × 17 × 150 mm · 465 g |
| Language | German |