Christoffer H. Grundmann Livres

Focusing on the evolution of medical missions, this study examines their intricate role in the intersection of Western and Non-Western cultures influenced by Christianity. Spanning from the 15th century to the early 20th century, it offers a comprehensive analysis of the philosophical, theological, missiological, and scientific dimensions of these missions. The inclusion of an extensive bibliography further enhances its value as a definitive reference work in this field.

The book explores the enduring reality of "holy wars" in today's world, highlighting how the 9/11 al-Qaeda attacks shattered the belief that such conflicts were a relic of the past. It delves into the implications of these modern-day religious wars and their potential to disrupt global peace, emphasizing the need to understand their ongoing relevance and impact on contemporary society.