Harold W Fehderau
Biographic Data
| ID | 1712403 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Harold W Fehderau |
| GIVEN NAMES | Harold W |
| FAMILY NAME | Fehderau |
| SIGNATURE | FEHDERAU H W |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Indigenous Pidgins and Koinés
Keys to Cultural Insights
Kimbanguism
This is the absorbing study of the rooting of the gospel in a culture, some of the by-products of that process. It is revealing of the background of the situation in Congo today. It is also revealing of how shallow is our talk of “indigenous churches,” for few Christians can find it in their hearts to look tolerantly on a movement which is not made in their own image. This is not to say that everything in Kimbanguism is Christian. Neither is ever…
Enthusiastic Christianity in an African Church
Here, again, is brief documentation showing that the outward forms of Christian worship must partake of things which meet the fundamental religious needs of a people. Christians brought up in one tradition are still shocked, embarrassed, even disgusted by some of the manifestations of genuine spiritual worship which they witness among Christians of another culture. We would like to foster churches “in our own image” even though such churches may …
Concerning a Culturally Relevant Witness in Congo
Over two years ago an appeal went out in an editorial of this journal to its readers for “some careful analyses of the actual preaching content of the missionaries and national Christians in relation to the culture to which they are ministering.” The editor gave precise suggestions as to what he meant: “Given a specific cultural situation, a specific point of view in the minds of a group to which I am a missionary, or a group in my own country to…
Missionary Endeavor and Anthropology
Approaching Language Learning
Articles on the practical phases of language learning have appeared in the pages of Practical Anthropology before. 1 In the one which follows Mr. Fehderau discusses briefly the value and means of systematic approach to language habit formation on a synthetic rather than on an analytical level
Approaching Language Learning
Articles on the practical phases of language learning have appeared in the pages of Practical Anthropology before. 1 In the one which follows Mr. Fehderau discusses briefly the value and means of systematic approach to language habit formation on a synthetic rather than on an analytical level
Enthusiastic Christianity in an African Church
Here, again, is brief documentation showing that the outward forms of Christian worship must partake of things which meet the fundamental religious needs of a people. Christians brought up in one tradition are still shocked, embarrassed, even disgusted by some of the manifestations of genuine spiritual worship which they witness among Christians of another culture. We would like to foster churches “in our own image” even though such churches may …
Concerning a Culturally Relevant Witness in Congo
Over two years ago an appeal went out in an editorial of this journal to its readers for “some careful analyses of the actual preaching content of the missionaries and national Christians in relation to the culture to which they are ministering.” The editor gave precise suggestions as to what he meant: “Given a specific cultural situation, a specific point of view in the minds of a group to which I am a missionary, or a group in my own country to…
Missionary Endeavor and Anthropology
Kimbanguism
This is the absorbing study of the rooting of the gospel in a culture, some of the by-products of that process. It is revealing of the background of the situation in Congo today. It is also revealing of how shallow is our talk of “indigenous churches,” for few Christians can find it in their hearts to look tolerantly on a movement which is not made in their own image. This is not to say that everything in Kimbanguism is Christian. Neither is ever…
Keys to Cultural Insights
Indigenous Pidgins and Koinés
Philosophy (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Christian Theology and Mission (4 works) · History (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Religion, Society, and Development (3 works) · Christianity (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Historical Linguistics and Language Studies (2 works) · Indigenous (2 works)