Kosuke Koyama
Theologian known for cross-cultural theology
Born
1929
97 years ago
Died
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
United States
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A Japanese-American theologian and academic, contributed significantly to the field of theology through a cross-cultural perspective. Emphasized understanding Christian faith within the context of Asian cultures. Authored notable works such as 'Water Buffalo Theology' and 'The Imagination of Faith'. Engaged in dialogues between Eastern and Western theological traditions, promoting a deeper understanding of faith across diverse cultures.
Authored 'Water Buffalo Theology'
Promoted cross-cultural theological understanding
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