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In our current ecumenical-global context much has been said about the relationship between the Christian mission and the people of non-Christian cultures and religions. How do we ground a theology of mission from a Lutheran perspective? How does the Lutheran witness of justification through God's grace relate to world mission? Terms like indigenization, enculturation, and contextualization have been thoroughly discussed for years. (1) Since the famous definition of Paul Tillich, "religion is the substance of culture, culture is the form of religion," (2) scholars and theologians have attempted to prioritize religious significance vis-a-vis human culture. Even Karl Barth argues for the cultural significance of Christian theology in that culture is a parable or witness to God's reign. For Barth it is nonsense to criticize culture in this regard. "The problem of theology and dogmatics can also be seen as wholly set within the framework of the problem of culture." (3)

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