American University Bulletin Catalog Issue: the School of International Service Catalog Issue 1958-1961
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The graduate seminar in Social Philosophy is required.
24 PROGRAM (C) CHURCH MISSIONS There are some 30,000 Americans serving today as Christian missionaries overseas. Their purposes of evangelizing the individual, of serving humanitarian and educational ends, of lifting the levels of social, economic, and public life remain intact. Never were these goals more important, but their approach is altering almost beyond recognition. Today missionaries are 'fraternal workers', working alongside the l...eaders among the peoples they are serving. To these latter belong the primary responsibility, the decisions. A new and intense nationalism is abroad in the world. Values in native cultures and religions which command respect are becoming apparent. Everywhere, even in those communist countries in which freedom and dignity are denied, the underdeveloped peoples are stirring with new ambitions and possibilities.
To meet this situation a new and imaginative program is needed for the training of the Christian 'fraternal workers' of tomorrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The graduate seminar in Social Philosophy is required.
24 PROGRAM (C) CHURCH MISSIONS There are some 30,000 Americans serving today as Christian missionaries overseas. Their purposes of evangelizing the individual, of serving humanitarian and educational ends, of lifting the levels of social, economic, and public life remain intact. Never were these goals more important, but their approach is altering almost beyond recognition. Today missionaries are 'fraternal workers', working alongside the l...eaders among the peoples they are serving. To these latter belong the primary responsibility, the decisions. A new and intense nationalism is abroad in the world. Values in native cultures and religions which command respect are becoming apparent. Everywhere, even in those communist countries in which freedom and dignity are denied, the underdeveloped peoples are stirring with new ambitions and possibilities.
To meet this situation a new and imaginative program is needed for the training of the Christian 'fraternal workers' of tomorrow.
What to read after American University Bulletin Catalog Issue: the School of International Service Catalog Issue 1958-1961?
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