(A)study of the impact of Christian missions on Thai culture from the historical perspective, 1662-1985

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• ABSTRACT = ⅴ
• ACKNOWLEDGEMENT = ⅶ
• TABLE OF CONTENTS = ⅹ
• CHAPTER Ⅰ INTRODUCTION = 1
• A. Reason of the Study = 1
• B. Statement of the Problem = 3
• C. Limitation = 4
• D. Methodology = 6
• CHAPTER Ⅱ THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHRISTIANITY AND CULTURE IN THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE = 8
• A. The Definition of Christianity = 9
• B. The Definition of Mission = 13
• C. The Definition of Culture = 18
• D. Theological Approaches to the Relationship Between Christianity and Culture = 25
• 1. The Evangelical Theological Approach = 26
• 2. The Ecumenical Theological Approach = 32
• CHAPTER Ⅲ A SURVEY OF THAI CULTURE AND CHRISTIANITY = 42
• A. A Survey of Cultural Structure of Thailand Prior to the Arrival of the Christian
• Missionaries = 42
• 1. Social System = 43
• a. Officialdom and the Feudality = 43
• b. The Status of Women = 47
• 2. Religious System = 50
• 3. Educational System = 57
• B. A Survey of History of Christianity in Thailand (1567-1985) = 64
• 1. The Period of Catholic Mission Beginnings (1567-1662) = 65
• 2. The Period of French Missionaries and the Kings of Siam (1662-1767) = 67
• 3. The Church During the Wars (1767-1828) = 70
• 4. The Period of Protestant Missions Beginnings (1828-1851) = 71
• 5. The Period of Struggles for Religious Freedom (1851-1878) = 73
• 6. The Period of Expansion of Christianity (1878-1910) = 76
• 7. The Period of Retarded Growth of the Church (1910-1945) = 77
• 8. The Post-War Perido (1946-1985) = 80
• CHAPTER Ⅳ CATHOLIC MISSIONS IN THAILAND = 86
• A. Mission Policies = 86
• B. Mission Strategies = 100
• 1. Evangelism = 101
• a. Direct Approach = 101
• b. Establishment of the Seminary = 112
• c. Resettlements = 117
• d. Inculturation = 119
• 2. Educational Work = 126
• a. Theological Education = 127
• b. Secular Education = 131
• c. Women's Education = 134
• d. Other Educational Works = 136
• CHAPTER Ⅴ PROTESTANT MISSIONS IN THAILAND = 141
• A. Mission Policies = 141
• 1. Self-Support = 147
• 2. Self-Government = 153
• 3. Self-Propagation = 157
• B. Mission Strategies = 158
• 1. Evangelistic Work = 158
• a. Direct Approach = 158
• b. The Production of Christian Literature = 161
• c. Evangelistic Itineration = 170
• d. Establishment of the Seminary = 174
• e. Dialogue = 177
• 2. Educational Work = 179
• a. Modern Technology = 180
• b. Modern Educational System = 183
• c. Women's Education = 191
• d. Other Educational Works = 194
• CHAPTER Ⅵ THE IMPACT OF CHRISTIAN MISSIONS ON THAI CULTURE = 199
• A. Criteria for Judging the Significance of the Impact = 199
• 1. Acceptance = 200
• 2. Adaptation = 201
• 3. Reaction = 202
• B. Nature of the Impact and Influence in the Past = 203
• 1. Objectives: Conversion and Christian Ideals = 203
• a. Christian Faith = 203
• b. Christian Teaching = 209
• 2. Contents of Christian Teaching and Education = 217
• a. Academic Program = 218
• b. Medical Program = 220
• c. Technological Program = 221
• d. Vocational Program = 222
• e. Theological Program = 223
• f. Social and Cultural Program = 226
• 3. Methods of Christian Mission = 227
• a. Evangelistic Program = 227
• b. Educational Program = 228
• c. The Program and Their Impact in the Present = 230
• 1. Catholic Missions = 230
• 2. Protestant Missions = 232
• d. The Side Effects of Christian Influence = 236
• CHAPTER Ⅶ CONCLUSION = 240
• A. Summary = 240
• B. Recommedations = 263
• 1. Views of Mission = 263
• 2. The Missionary and His Work = 263
• 3. The Church Administration = 264
• 4. Christian Education in Schools = 266
• 5. The Role of Christian Higher Education = 267
• 6. The Adoption of Thai Customs = 268
• BIBLIOGRAPHY = 269
• A. Selected Books = 269
• B. Unpublished Letters and Reports = 283
• C. Newspapers and Periodicals = 286