Globalization and Christian spirituality: implications for Adventist higher education institutions

  • Oluikpe I
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Abstract

The influence of globalization on contemporary life cannot be overemphasized. Its effects have been greatly felt in the continuing quest to maintain an authentic Christian spirituality. Seventh-day Adventist leaders and educators at Adventist institutions of higher education need to be aware of the good and bad effects of globalization in the area of Christian faith development. They need to explore its advantages and resist its disadvantages to fulfill their divine mission. The paper proposes that Adventist leaders and educators need to provide authentic discipleship to enable members to discerningly address the phenomenon of globalization.

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Oluikpe, I. M. (2013). Globalization and Christian spirituality: implications for Adventist higher education institutions. International Forum Journal, 16(2), 5. https://doi.org/10.63201/aivh6437

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