Inspirations and Motivations for a Cosmopolitan Academic Vision

Justice, Spiritual Formation, and Worldview Engagement
The Need for Christian Cosmopolitanism and Pursuing a World Christianity
In this article by Peter Schuurman, he discusses in detail 3 topics less often discussed in some Christian scholarly circles – justice and the brain drain, spiritual formation through cross-cultural interaction and worldview engagement. He commends Christian cosmopolitanism and a sense of a world citizen pursuing a world Christianity. World Christianity tells us Christianity is not Western, but diverse, decentralized and belonging to no singular people.
For more information go to Inspirations and Motivations for a Cosmopolitan Academic Vision on the Lausanne Movement website.
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