Culture in a Post-Secular Context

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The book explores the tension between the perceived neutrality of culture in contemporary anthropology and sociology and the theological implications of this stance. It questions the reliance of theologians and missiologists on secular definitions of culture, highlighting the complexities of understanding human personhood through a theological lens. By examining the intersection of culture and theology, the author challenges the assumption that culture can be divorced from theological significance, urging a deeper consideration of how personhood is expressed in cultural contexts.