Jesus without Borders

Philip Jenkins
-- Baylor University
“Different societies vary in exactly how they understand Christ’s gospel message in terms of their own culture. The rewarding essays in Jesus without Borders offer an impressively wide-ranging survey of those diverse responses and understandings of Christology. Provocative and interesting.”

Christopher J. H. Wright
-- Langham Partnership
“This book provides all of us with a kind of stereophonic listening to one another across the cultures that shape us but should not define us as Christians. The whole Majority World Theology series promises to be a refreshingly reciprocal contribution to global theology.”

Emmanuel Katongole
-- University of Notre Dame
“A well-written and much-needed book. Through these essays the reader travels around the world and gets a flavor of the rich theological ferment under way in world Christianity.”

Juan Francisco Martinez
-- Fuller Theological Seminary
“Provides an important invitation. . . . Each chapter’s response to Jesus’ question ‘Who do you say I am?’ offers a slightly different perspective on how Christians around the world answer that question. Jesus without Borders helps us take seriously the global nature of Christian faith and practice.”

Gerald Bray
-- Beeson Divinity School
“Christianity is rapidly expanding in the Majority World, which is playing more and more a part in the faith’s ongoing theological development. . . . We are privileged to have this collection of essays as a guide to what we may expect to see in the years to come.”