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    • The poverty case of Mrs. Rudang: 

      Gintings, Elieser P. (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 1990)
      1. Introduction. “… you always have the poor with you” (Matt. 26:11a). What is meant by poverty? This question has universal properties and entails many different conditions. The ...

    • Library collection management practices, problems and needs of Chin Christian university library: 

      Vung, Hram (College of Education Graduate Programs Central Philippine University, 2016-04)
      This research study was conducted to determine the library collection management practices, problems and needs of Chin Christian University library. Specifically the study aimed to: 1) determine the collection management ...

    • Relationship between Buddhism and the state in Myanmar: 

      Lian, Vungh (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 2000-05)
      Within nearly two centuries of its founding in Myanmar, Christianity in the major ethnic "Burmans" was on its way to a downturn. When the task of doing mission became a local Church responsibility after missionaries left ...

    • Reading the wilderness motif of Deutero-Isaiah and the Mongolian nomadic tradition 

      Cao, Philip Y.F. (ATESEA Theological Union, 2017-09)
      The Book of Deutero-Isaiah fascinates Biblical scholars regarding its theological message and literary style; it is distinguished from First Isaiah and Third Isaiah. With the help of historical and critical studies, there ...

    • From China to Malaysia: 

      Tee, Heng-Peng (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 2016-06)
      This dissertation is a study of the development, growth and rooting of the Presbyterian Church in Malaysia (PCM) during the period 1946-1975. By studying the associations of “home for Chinese in Malaya and Singapore and ...

    • Job: 

      Damamain, Yafet (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 1997)
      In the Book of Job there is a distinction between the prologue-epilogue (Job 1, 1 2,13; 42,7-17) and the content (Job 3,1-42,6). From a literary perspective this distinction may be correct, since the prologue-epilogue on ...

    • The criterion of leadership: 

      Hutapea, Halomoan R.F. (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 1990)
      Introduction This dissertation is divided into four chapters. They are case description, analysis, interpretation, and action. 1. Case Description To procure the case in this study the writer interviewed ...

    • Those that live give to others: 

      Setlight, Yohanna Paulina P. (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 1994-03)
      Sitou timou tomou tou, the title of this thesis, a philosophy founded by G.S.S.J. Ratulangi (one of the Minahasan Figures of this Century), literally means: "a living person is destined to make other persons alive". The ...

    • Following Jesus as empowering: 

      Hendriks, Izaac Willem Josias (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 1998)
      "Following Jesus" is not a new issue in the study of the Markan Gospel. In the past, various studies, using either historical criticism1 or literary criticism, 2 have been done in dealing with this issue. This shows that ...

    • Toward inclusive Christian religious education: 

      Sumadikarya, Kuntadi (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 1990)
      This study has been wrestling with the problem of dichotomy of this-worldly and other-worldly oriented, as formulated and discussed on the subject dichotomy of reality and spirituality. The purpose of the study is to provide ...

    • Forest: 

      Inabuy, Junus Eliud Eduard (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 2003-04)
      1. A community-based Ecology: the role of native people The role of our native or indigenous people, worldwide, in terms of justice, should be included when global community is seeking a way for a more ...

    • Salvation according to Christianity and the teaching of Batak religion: 

      Simangunsong, Juaksa Jules (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 1992-01)
      Salvation is the main purpose of human life and it includes all aspects of human life. A variety of terms are found producing wide variety of meaning. The term salvation becomes vague as a result of limited understanding ...

    • Who will throw the first stone? : 

      Gico, Joniel Howard H. (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 2003)
      Conflict has been the growing phenomenon that plagues many of the local churches of the Convention of Philippine Baptist Churches, Inc. In a way, conflict is no respecter of persons and organizations. It has destroyed ...

    • A study of the Seoul seventh-day Adventist English language school with special focus on evangelism 

      Koo, Won Hoi (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 1989-05)
      Although the Seoul SDA English Language School has operated for nineteen years, there has been no systematic research on the impact of this method of evangelism on the growth of the church in Korea. A historical ...

    • The Philippine independent and episcopal churches: 

      Canlas, Querubin D. (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 1980-01)
      This work is a story— a tale— of two Churches which are the Philippine Independent Church (or Iglesia Filipino Independiente) and the Philippine episcopal Church, (basically the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United ...

    • Ethical theology and missions: 

      Hartono, Christophorus Theokoel (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 1989)
      The purpose of this study is to explore the influence of the first and the second generation of Dutch Ethical Theologians, within the period of 1900-1925.The focus will be on their thel ogical thinking and its influence ...

    • Moses and Deuteronomic prophetic ideal as interpreted through the Elijah-Elisha narratives 

      Capulong, Noriel C. (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 1987)
      This dissertation is primarily an examination of the Elijah Elisha stories as the prophetic voices behind their composition reinterpret and re-appropriate the Mosaic prophetic tradition found in the book of Deuteronomy. ...

    • A program of evangelism in an urban-industrial society 

      Estrella, German G. (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 1972)
      Urbanization and industrialization is the course of our society. Its impact has greatly affected man's life. It is continually affecting the total life and mission of the church, the ministry of the clergy, and the witness ...

    • The Protestant churches and the missionary fields during the Japanese occupation in Indonesia 1942-1945 in the Japanese navy controlled areas : 

      Lengkong, Beatrix B.B. P. (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 1996)
      This dissertation has grown from an effort to investigate and write the history of the Protestant churches and Missionary Fields operating the Japanese occupation 1942-1945 in regions under Japanese Navy control. At that ...

    • Historical study of theological turning points if the Christian conference of Asia and their relevance in the particular situation in Asia with special reference to the role of urban rural mission 

      Gun, N. Gan Tang (South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 2000)
      The main task of this study is to take a historical review on the mission of the church as demonstrated by the Christian Conference of Asia from theological perspective beginning with 1957 to 1995. From this ...