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Excuse me? Have I said any of these things? No I haven't. Have I meant any of these things? No, I haven't. I am not one of those "people" you are talking about. I am a veteran missionary, and I have been talking about how an Asian person thinks, which is according to their social mores--Confucianism in most of Asia.

A humble response from you would have been to ask me what I believed contextualization was and how it should operate. After all, I've been doing it and thinking about it for 32 years in Japan. And God has saved many Japanese in those years.

So, are you really interested in this woman's salvation, or would you rather justify yourself and feel persecuted?

Athens, Greece was not a third world country, and that is where Acts 17 took place. It was the cultural center of all the Roman Empire. So your point is fallacious.

So are you saying that we should not offend those in third world countries, but we can offend those from first world countries all we want to? And by the way, Mongolia is pretty much a third world country.

This is an arrogant statement. With this you are saying to her, "You are in my country, so it doesn't matter what your culture is, I can ignore it and offend you all I want when I give you the Gospel."

 

The best way to do evangelism on the streets depends upon who is on the streets and where the streets are.