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ANVIL An Anglican Evangelical Journal for Theology and Mission

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Volume 21 Number 1 (2004)

Volume 21Number 12004

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In this edition. Each entry below names the writer, their stated role at the time of publication, and a short description of the piece. Full texts are held in the printed journal.

Global Society: Challenges for Christian Mission

Secretary for Dialogue and Social Engagement (Asia), International Fellowship of Evangelical Students

The CMS Annual Sermon, setting discipleship and mission in a globalising world and commending the gospel as a truer universalism.

The Mandate: Love Our Enemies, Matthew 5:43 to 48

Academic Dean, Trinity College, Bristol

Reads a key Matthean passage in its ancient and Old Testament setting, and finds a call to treat nobody as beyond reach.

Anglican Mission and the Via Media

Coordinator, Centre for Anglican Communion Studies, Selly Oak

Argues that mission belongs at the heart of Anglican identity and can hold several polarities in creative tension.

Doing Theology in a Pluriform Church

Theological Secretary, Council for Christian Unity

Warns against treating every variety of belief as legitimate diversity, and calls for theology engaged with the biblical witness to Christ.

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