1. Forgotten Judgments of Charity
2. A Recent Charge: The Reformed Tradition Has Neglected World Mission and Evangelism
3. A Much Older Charge: The Entire Reformation Movement Neglected Missions3.1. Undeniable Obstacles to Protestant World Missions4. Protestant Mission Began in Regions Neighboring Home
3.2. Factors Beyond Access to the Sea4.1. Foreign vs. Regional Missions5. Early Protestant Transoceanic Mission: Who Would Go?
4.2. The Protestant Reformers, with Other Christian Humanists, Saw Europe as Imperfectly Christianized5.1. The Genevan Calvinist Mission to Brazil6. Conclusion
5.3. Dutch Reformed Missionaries to Southeast Asia
5.4. The American Mission to Indians Under David Brainerd
5.5. William Carey, Father of Modern Missions
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Stewart on Calvinism and Missions
The outline for Ken Stewart's Themelios essay on revisiting the relationship between Calvinism and missions: