중앙아시아에서의 선교 상황화 담론과 지역학과의 관계 - 카자흐스탄을 중심으로

초록

This paper was written under the premise that missionary contextualization encompasses an area that is comprised of all local social aspects, behavioral customs, and religious forms. From this perspective, various religious practices and social customs occurring in Central Asian countries can also be included in the contextualization. Looking at Kazakhstan through regional research, although this region is religiously Islamic, it has very strong shamanistic nature god elements, making it different from the Arab Middle East and Indonesia. In other words, it is judged that evangelical contextualization in Kazakhstan can be accomplished more easily if various areas such as religious nature, nature god characteristics, and shamanistic forms are well understood. In this respect, it is believed that missionary contextualization research on missionary target countries or missionary target peoples can be a very important missionary strategy. Based on that perspective, this article attempted to analyze religion, including the comprehensive situation and Islamic elements of Central Asia, focusing on Kazakhstan, during the Tsarist Russia, the Soviet Union, and the current state. This study was conducted as an attempt to find a missionary approach strategy to the Kazakh region through Kazakh regional studies. The author would like to suggest that research on missionary strategies for mission target regions and peoples needs to be continuously conducted step by step.

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