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Culture and Language Awareness, Acquistion, and Analysis

As cross-cultural workers seek to communicate, they must weigh the effectiveness of the forms of communication available to them and the meaning of those forms. The papers below think through a distinction from anthropological theory, that between form and meaning, and suggest how church planters can use this distinction to avoid syncretism and properly contextualize the biblical message.

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