CCEA A-Level Religious Studies 4610
An Introduction to the Gospel of LukeAS unit
An Introduction to the Acts of the ApostlesAS unit
An Introduction to Themes in the Old TestamentAS unit
The Origins and Development of the Early Christian Church to AD 325AS unit
The Celtic Church in Ireland in the Fifth, Sixth and Seventh CenturiesAS unit
An Introduction to IslamAS unit
Foundations of Ethics with Special Reference to Issues in Medical EthicsAS unit
An Introduction to the Philosophy of ReligionAS unit
Themes in the Synoptic GospelsA2 unit
Themes in Selected Letters of St PaulA2 unit
Themes in the Old TestamentA2 unit
Themes in the Early Church and the Church TodayA2 unit
Themes in the Celtic Church, Reformation and Post-Reformation ChurchA2 unit
Islam in a Contemporary ContextA2 unit
Global EthicsA2 unit
Themes in the Philosophy of ReligionA2 unit
Themes in the Celtic Church, Reformation and Post-Reformation Church
Missionary outreach in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
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Overview
William Carey's contribution to modern missions, distinctive about Hudson Taylor's China Inland Mission and two Catholic missionary societies founded in the nineteenth century.
What you need to know
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What reply is made to the charge that mission was simply an arm of empire?
What was William Carey's contribution to modern missions?
Questions from this subtopic
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Why is the nineteenth century called the great century of Protestant missions?
Model answer
Kenneth Scott Latourette gave the nineteenth century that name because Protestant Christianity expanded further and faster in it than in any period before, carried by a wave of new voluntary missionary societies.
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What was William Carey's contribution to modern missions?
Model answer
William Carey argued in 1792 that the command to make disciples still bound the church, sailed for India the following year, and spent his life in Bible translation, education and the training of Indian Christians.
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Name three British missionary societies founded between 1792 and 1804.
Model answer
The Baptist Missionary Society was founded in 1792, the London Missionary Society in 1795 and the Church Missionary Society in 1799, and the British and Foreign Bible Society followed in 1804.
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What was distinctive about Hudson Taylor's China Inland Mission?
Model answer
Hudson Taylor founded the China Inland Mission in 1865 to work in the interior rather than the treaty ports, required his missionaries to wear Chinese dress and live simply, and accepted no guaranteed salary, relying on gifts as they came.
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How did David Livingstone understand the purpose of his work in Africa?
Model answer
David Livingstone linked Christian mission to the ending of the slave trade and to legitimate commerce, believing that trade, exploration and the gospel together would break the slaving economy of central Africa.
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Why is the Edinburgh conference of 1910 a landmark?
Model answer
The World Missionary Conference at Edinburgh in 1910 brought Protestant missionary bodies together to plan common work, and the co-operation it began led on to the modern ecumenical movement and eventually to the World Council of Churches.
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