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An overview of Christianity in Asia from its origins to today. Describes the history and religious diversity of West, South, and East Asia. Features the Middle East, India, and China, with additional coverage of South Korea and other countries.
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More than 50 years have passed since Jesus' death on a cross and His subsequent resurrection, and throughout the Roman world at the close of the 1st century the disciples of Jesus and their disciples have spread His message and built a thriving church. But after the great fire of Rome occurred on July 19, AD 64, the Caesar Nero blamed this growing religious sect known as "Christians" for the fire. He did that to combat doubts about the part he had in causing the fire. What a brilliant strategy — blame the Christians — they were trouble anyway claiming that God was greater than all other gods, and greater than Caesar as well. The Roman world was a world filled with gods and was inclusive of the Gods of people conquered into the Empire. Yet in spite of their claim that Jesus was the only way, Christianity continued to grow.
View the complete program at: http://dod.org/programs/the-7-churches-of-revelation-part-i-introduction-the-conquering-king/
©2012 Our Daily Bread Ministries. All Rights Reserved.
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- published: 27 Oct 2012
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This is a short clip of a documentary film by Robert Alaux, "THE LAST ASSYRIANS", a 53 minute film about the identity and history of Aramaic speaking Christians.
see website
1) docorient @ http://www.docorient.com/pages/assyriens_video_gb.html
see another clip
2) THE LAST ASSYRIANS 53 minutes Christians Arameans Chaldeans Syriacs Assyrians @ http://youtu.be/j1wl97wTodQ
see playlist
3) Video responses for "Who is a Turk : Origin of Turkic peoples" @ http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz3LEMKV-HXnxjYuUIMxN19F2BuAGyMMf
see video time
4) Behnam Monastery @ 02:02
In the 6th century, a Persian merchant built a shrine on the hill where Mar Behnam died, this later became a large monastery.
The monastery belonged to 'The Church of the East, also known as the 'Nestorian Church', for at least 10 centuries, which is attested to by a rare Turkic inscription from the 13th century. The inscription in Old Turkish (Uighur) says: "May the peace of Khidr Elias, the elect of God, rest upon the Ilkhan, his nobles, and his ladies".
see wikipedia
5) Behnam Monastery @ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mar_Behnam_Monastery
Harrak, Amir and Niu Ruji,, ''The Uighur Inscription at the Mausoleum of Mar Behnam, Iraq'', Journal of the Canadian Society for Syriac Studies 4 (2004): 66-72.
- published: 05 Jul 2014
- views: 1159
Church History - Dr. Ken Parry.
Recommended Reading: Blackwell Dictionary of Eastern Christianity, Ken Parry (Editor), Oxford: Blackwell Publishing, 2001.
These videos are not aimed at Christian-Muslim debate but rather general Christian education about the churches of the East that were conquered by Islam.
Organised by the Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students and Tabor College.
Hobart 2012.
- published: 22 Dec 2012
- views: 4763
The six million Christians in Kerala, on the southwest coast of India, follow a variety of liturgical and musical traditions some of which date back to the early Christian era. This film explores the historical embeddedness of these traditions that came about as a result of the region's commercial, cultural, and religious interactions with the Middle East, Europe, and America. The narrative follows the events that led to the introduction of the Chaldean, Antiochene, Roman Catholic, Anglican, and other liturgies along with the musical styles associated with them. Over the centuries, these styles have become an integral part of the musical mosaic of Kerala. A renewed attempt in the recent past to interpret Christianity in Indian terms has contributed to adaptations of semi-classical and bhajan styles of music into Christian worship. The film documents excerpts from the current practice of chants in East Syriac, West Syriac, Latin, Sanskrit, English, and Malayalam. The film also showcases a unique performance context in which Hindu instrumental ensembles share space in a church festival, indicating the extent of religious harmony that exists in the region; the festival includes several ritual elements that the Portuguese missionaries introduced in the sixteenth century. Drawing attention to the lesser known aspects of the religious, musical, and linguistic complexity of the region, the film presents Kerala as a potential field for inquiries in an emerging area of scholarship on Christian music in India.
From the documentary film, Kerala, the Cradle of Christianity in South Asia: the Cultural Interface of Music and Religion (English/34 minutes), produced by Christian Musicological Society of India. Concept, script & narration: Joseph J. Palackal. Screenplay, cinematography & direction: Jain Joseph. Title music and background score: John Varkey. Copyright: ©2008 Joseph J. Palackal
- published: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 2564
1040 is an explosive documentary that focuses on the rapid changes in Asia and the significant shift of religious landscape in the area known as the 10/40 Window- the regions between 10 degrees and 40 degrees North Latitude on the Eastern hemisphere. Pastor Jaeson Ma takes us on an exciting journey through the Asian countries in the window, showing us the dramatic changes happening on the ground. We visit China, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Indonesia. Through incisive observations, intimate interviews with prominent leaders and celebrities, and powerful, never-before-heard stories, 1040 Movie dynamically explores a part of our globe that is experiencing vast socioeconomic expansion and profound shift in identity.
Featuring Jaeson Ma, MC Jin, Van Ness Wu, Mike Bickle, MC Hammer, Philip Mantofa, David Wang.
Pre-Order Your 1040 DVD Now!
http://www.catchadventures.com
- published: 22 Jan 2010
- views: 132684
Christianity in Asia
Christianity in Asia has its roots in the very inception of Christianity, which originated from the life and teachings of Jesus in 1st century Roman Palestine. Christianity then spread through the missionary work of his apostles, first in the Levant and taking roots in the major cities such as Jerusalem and Antioch. According to tradition, further eastward expansion occurred via the preaching of Thomas the Apostle, who established Christianity in the Parthian Empire (Iran) and India. The first Middle Eastern nations to adopt Christianity as a state religion were Armenia in 301 and Georgia in 327.
After the First Council of Ephesus in 431 and the Nestorian Schism, Christianity split into the Western (Roman) versions, and the Eastern or Nestorian Christianity, though the term Nestorian was sometimes used as a catchall phrase to refer to several different Eastern doctrines. Nestorians began converting Mongols around the 7th century, and Nestorian Christianity was probably introduced into China during the Tang Dynasty (618-907). Mongols tended to be tolerant of multiple religions, with several Mongol tribes being primarily Christian, and under the leadership of Genghis Khan's grandson, the great khan Möngke, Christianity was a small religious influence of the Mongol Empire in the 13th century.
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More than 50 years have passed since Jesus' death on a cross and His subsequent resurrection, and throughout the Roman world at the close of the 1st century the disciples of Jesus and their disciples have spread His message and built a thriving church. But after the great fire of Rome occurred on July 19, AD 64, the Caesar Nero blamed this growing religious sect known as "Christians" for the fire. He did that to combat doubts about the part he had in causing the fire. What a brilliant strategy — blame the Christians — they were trouble anyway claiming that God was greater than all other gods, and greater than Caesar as well. The Roman world was a world filled with gods and was inclusive of the Gods of people conquered into the Empire. Yet in spite of their claim that Jesus was the only way, Christianity continued to grow. View the complete program at: http://dod.org/programs/the-7-churches-of-revelation-part-i-introduction-the-conquering-king/ ©2012 Our Daily Bread Ministries. All Rights Reserved. Follow Day of Discovery on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/dayofdiscovery -
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This is a short clip of a documentary film by Robert Alaux, "THE LAST ASSYRIANS", a 53 minute film about the identity and history of Aramaic speaking Christians. see website 1) docorient @ http://www.docorient.com/pages/assyriens_video_gb.html see another clip 2) THE LAST ASSYRIANS 53 minutes Christians Arameans Chaldeans Syriacs Assyrians @ http://youtu.be/j1wl97wTodQ see playlist 3) Video responses for "Who is a Turk : Origin of Turkic peoples" @ http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz3LEMKV-HXnxjYuUIMxN19F2BuAGyMMf see video time 4) Behnam Monastery @ 02:02 In the 6th century, a Persian merchant built a shrine on the hill where Mar Behnam died, this later became a large monastery. The monastery belonged to 'The Church of the East, also known as the 'Nestorian Church', for at least 10 centuries, which is attested to by a rare Turkic inscription from the 13th century. The inscription in Old Turkish (Uighur) says: "May the peace of Khidr Elias, the elect of God, rest upon the Ilkhan, his nobles, and his ladies". see wikipedia 5) Behnam Monastery @ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mar_Behnam_Monastery Harrak, Amir and Niu Ruji,, ''The Uighur Inscription at the Mausoleum of Mar Behnam, Iraq'', Journal of the Canadian Society for Syriac Studies 4 (2004): 66-72. -
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The six million Christians in Kerala, on the southwest coast of India, follow a variety of liturgical and musical traditions some of which date back to the early Christian era. This film explores the historical embeddedness of these traditions that came about as a result of the region's commercial, cultural, and religious interactions with the Middle East, Europe, and America. The narrative follows the events that led to the introduction of the Chaldean, Antiochene, Roman Catholic, Anglican, and other liturgies along with the musical styles associated with them. Over the centuries, these styles have become an integral part of the musical mosaic of Kerala. A renewed attempt in the recent past to interpret Christianity in Indian terms has contributed to adaptations of semi-classical and bhajan styles of music into Christian worship. The film documents excerpts from the current practice of chants in East Syriac, West Syriac, Latin, Sanskrit, English, and Malayalam. The film also showcases a unique performance context in which Hindu instrumental ensembles share space in a church festival, indicating the extent of religious harmony that exists in the region; the festival includes several ritual elements that the Portuguese missionaries introduced in the sixteenth century. Drawing attention to the lesser known aspects of the religious, musical, and linguistic complexity of the region, the film presents Kerala as a potential field for inquiries in an emerging area of scholarship on Christian music in India. From the documentary film, Kerala, the Cradle of Christianity in South Asia: the Cultural Interface of Music and Religion (English/34 minutes), produced by Christian Musicological Society of India. Concept, script & narration: Joseph J. Palackal. Screenplay, cinematography & direction: Jain Joseph. Title music and background score: John Varkey. Copyright: ©2008 Joseph J. Palackal -
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1040 is an explosive documentary that focuses on the rapid changes in Asia and the significant shift of religious landscape in the area known as the 10/40 Window- the regions between 10 degrees and 40 degrees North Latitude on the Eastern hemisphere. Pastor Jaeson Ma takes us on an exciting journey through the Asian countries in the window, showing us the dramatic changes happening on the ground. We visit China, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Indonesia. Through incisive observations, intimate interviews with prominent leaders and celebrities, and powerful, never-before-heard stories, 1040 Movie dynamically explores a part of our globe that is experiencing vast socioeconomic expansion and profound shift in identity. Featuring Jaeson Ma, MC Jin, Van Ness Wu, Mike Bickle, MC Hammer, Philip Mantofa, David Wang. Pre-Order Your 1040 DVD Now! http://www.catchadventures.com
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7 Churches of Revelation — The History of Christianity in Asia Minor
More than 50 years have passed since Jesus' death on a cross and His subsequent resurrection, and throughout the Roman world at the close of the 1st century the disciples of Jesus and their disciples have spread His message and built a thriving church. But after the great fire of Rome occurred on July 19, AD 64, the Caesar Nero blamed this growing religious sect known as "Christians" for the fire. He did that to combat doubts about the part he had in causing the fire. What a brilliant strategy — blame the Christians — they were trouble anyway claiming that God was greater than all other gods, and greater than Caesar as well. The Roman world was a world filled with gods and was inclusive of the Gods of people conquered into the Empire. Yet in spite of their claim that Jesus was the only way... -
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This is a short clip of a documentary film by Robert Alaux, "THE LAST ASSYRIANS", a 53 minute film about the identity and history of Aramaic speaking Christians. see website 1) docorient @ http://www.docorient.com/pages/assyriens_video_gb.html see another clip 2) THE LAST ASSYRIANS 53 minutes Christians Arameans Chaldeans Syriacs Assyrians @ http://youtu.be/j1wl97wTodQ see playlist 3) Video responses for "Who is a Turk : Origin of Turkic peoples" @ http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz3LEMKV-HXnxjYuUIMxN19F2BuAGyMMf see video time 4) Behnam Monastery @ 02:02 In the 6th century, a Persian merchant built a shrine on the hill where Mar Behnam died, this later became a large monastery. The monastery belonged to 'The Church of the East, also known as the 'Nestorian Church', for at least... -
Eastern Christianity Part 3 - The Church in Asia, Central Asia, China & India.
Church History - Dr. Ken Parry. Recommended Reading: Blackwell Dictionary of Eastern Christianity, Ken Parry (Editor), Oxford: Blackwell Publishing, 2001. These videos are not aimed at Christian-Muslim debate but rather general Christian education about the churches of the East that were conquered by Islam. Organised by the Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students and Tabor College. Hobart 2012. -
1)Kerala, the cradle of Christianity in South Asia
The six million Christians in Kerala, on the southwest coast of India, follow a variety of liturgical and musical traditions some of which date back to the early Christian era. This film explores the historical embeddedness of these traditions that came about as a result of the region's commercial, cultural, and religious interactions with the Middle East, Europe, and America. The narrative follows the events that led to the introduction of the Chaldean, Antiochene, Roman Catholic, Anglican, and other liturgies along with the musical styles associated with them. Over the centuries, these styles have become an integral part of the musical mosaic of Kerala. A renewed attempt in the recent past to interpret Christianity in Indian terms has contributed to adaptations of semi-classical and bhaj... -
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1040 is an explosive documentary that focuses on the rapid changes in Asia and the significant shift of religious landscape in the area known as the 10/40 Window- the regions between 10 degrees and 40 degrees North Latitude on the Eastern hemisphere. Pastor Jaeson Ma takes us on an exciting journey through the Asian countries in the window, showing us the dramatic changes happening on the ground. We visit China, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Indonesia. Through incisive observations, intimate interviews with prominent leaders and celebrities, and powerful, never-before-heard stories, 1040 Movie dynamically explores a part of our globe that is experiencing vast socioeconomic expansion and profound shift in identity. Featuring Jaeson Ma, MC Jin, Van Ness Wu, Mike Bickle, ...
Christianity in Asia
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A look at the challenges facing Christians in parts of Asia where violence and intolerance have flared over differences in religious beliefs.
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A look at the challenges facing Christians in parts of Asia where violence and intolerance have flared over differences in religious beliefs.
Reporter/Producer: Susan Yu
India Fixer/Producer: Vyanjana Omer
Broadcast: STAR TV Asia News Sunday 1999
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- published: 19 Feb 2009
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Global Christianity: Asia
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- Updated: 27 Dec 2015
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An overview of Christianity in Asia from its origins to today. Describes the history and religious diversity of West, South, and East Asia. Features the Middl...
An overview of Christianity in Asia from its origins to today. Describes the history and religious diversity of West, South, and East Asia. Features the Middle East, India, and China, with additional coverage of South Korea and other countries.
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An overview of Christianity in Asia from its origins to today. Describes the history and religious diversity of West, South, and East Asia. Features the Middle East, India, and China, with additional coverage of South Korea and other countries.
- published: 27 Dec 2015
- views: 481
The Triumph of Christianity in Asia
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- Duration: 28:36
- Updated: 26 Nov 2014
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- published: 26 Nov 2014
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7 Churches of Revelation — The History of Christianity in Asia Minor
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- Updated: 27 Oct 2012
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More than 50 years have passed since Jesus' death on a cross and His subsequent resurrection, and throughout the Roman world at the close of the 1st century the...
More than 50 years have passed since Jesus' death on a cross and His subsequent resurrection, and throughout the Roman world at the close of the 1st century the disciples of Jesus and their disciples have spread His message and built a thriving church. But after the great fire of Rome occurred on July 19, AD 64, the Caesar Nero blamed this growing religious sect known as "Christians" for the fire. He did that to combat doubts about the part he had in causing the fire. What a brilliant strategy — blame the Christians — they were trouble anyway claiming that God was greater than all other gods, and greater than Caesar as well. The Roman world was a world filled with gods and was inclusive of the Gods of people conquered into the Empire. Yet in spite of their claim that Jesus was the only way, Christianity continued to grow.
View the complete program at: http://dod.org/programs/the-7-churches-of-revelation-part-i-introduction-the-conquering-king/
©2012 Our Daily Bread Ministries. All Rights Reserved.
Follow Day of Discovery on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/dayofdiscovery
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More than 50 years have passed since Jesus' death on a cross and His subsequent resurrection, and throughout the Roman world at the close of the 1st century the disciples of Jesus and their disciples have spread His message and built a thriving church. But after the great fire of Rome occurred on July 19, AD 64, the Caesar Nero blamed this growing religious sect known as "Christians" for the fire. He did that to combat doubts about the part he had in causing the fire. What a brilliant strategy — blame the Christians — they were trouble anyway claiming that God was greater than all other gods, and greater than Caesar as well. The Roman world was a world filled with gods and was inclusive of the Gods of people conquered into the Empire. Yet in spite of their claim that Jesus was the only way, Christianity continued to grow.
View the complete program at: http://dod.org/programs/the-7-churches-of-revelation-part-i-introduction-the-conquering-king/
©2012 Our Daily Bread Ministries. All Rights Reserved.
Follow Day of Discovery on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/dayofdiscovery
- published: 27 Oct 2012
- views: 6577
Christianity in Asia Top # 16 Facts
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- Duration: 2:09
- Updated: 30 Oct 2015
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Christianity in Asia Top # 16 Facts
Christianity in Asia Top # 16 Facts
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Nestorian Christianity in Asia - 'Old Turkic' inscription at Behnam Monastery in northern Iraq
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- Duration: 3:04
- Updated: 05 Jul 2014
- views: 1159
This is a short clip of a documentary film by Robert Alaux, "THE LAST ASSYRIANS", a 53 minute film about the identity and history of Aramaic speaking Christians...
This is a short clip of a documentary film by Robert Alaux, "THE LAST ASSYRIANS", a 53 minute film about the identity and history of Aramaic speaking Christians.
see website
1) docorient @ http://www.docorient.com/pages/assyriens_video_gb.html
see another clip
2) THE LAST ASSYRIANS 53 minutes Christians Arameans Chaldeans Syriacs Assyrians @ http://youtu.be/j1wl97wTodQ
see playlist
3) Video responses for "Who is a Turk : Origin of Turkic peoples" @ http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz3LEMKV-HXnxjYuUIMxN19F2BuAGyMMf
see video time
4) Behnam Monastery @ 02:02
In the 6th century, a Persian merchant built a shrine on the hill where Mar Behnam died, this later became a large monastery.
The monastery belonged to 'The Church of the East, also known as the 'Nestorian Church', for at least 10 centuries, which is attested to by a rare Turkic inscription from the 13th century. The inscription in Old Turkish (Uighur) says: "May the peace of Khidr Elias, the elect of God, rest upon the Ilkhan, his nobles, and his ladies".
see wikipedia
5) Behnam Monastery @ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mar_Behnam_Monastery
Harrak, Amir and Niu Ruji,, ''The Uighur Inscription at the Mausoleum of Mar Behnam, Iraq'', Journal of the Canadian Society for Syriac Studies 4 (2004): 66-72.
wn.com/Nestorian Christianity In Asia 'Old Turkic' Inscription At Behnam Monastery In Northern Iraq
This is a short clip of a documentary film by Robert Alaux, "THE LAST ASSYRIANS", a 53 minute film about the identity and history of Aramaic speaking Christians.
see website
1) docorient @ http://www.docorient.com/pages/assyriens_video_gb.html
see another clip
2) THE LAST ASSYRIANS 53 minutes Christians Arameans Chaldeans Syriacs Assyrians @ http://youtu.be/j1wl97wTodQ
see playlist
3) Video responses for "Who is a Turk : Origin of Turkic peoples" @ http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz3LEMKV-HXnxjYuUIMxN19F2BuAGyMMf
see video time
4) Behnam Monastery @ 02:02
In the 6th century, a Persian merchant built a shrine on the hill where Mar Behnam died, this later became a large monastery.
The monastery belonged to 'The Church of the East, also known as the 'Nestorian Church', for at least 10 centuries, which is attested to by a rare Turkic inscription from the 13th century. The inscription in Old Turkish (Uighur) says: "May the peace of Khidr Elias, the elect of God, rest upon the Ilkhan, his nobles, and his ladies".
see wikipedia
5) Behnam Monastery @ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mar_Behnam_Monastery
Harrak, Amir and Niu Ruji,, ''The Uighur Inscription at the Mausoleum of Mar Behnam, Iraq'', Journal of the Canadian Society for Syriac Studies 4 (2004): 66-72.
- published: 05 Jul 2014
- views: 1159
Eastern Christianity Part 3 - The Church in Asia, Central Asia, China & India.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 46:36
- Updated: 22 Dec 2012
- views: 4763
Church History - Dr. Ken Parry.
Recommended Reading: Blackwell Dictionary of Eastern Christianity, Ken Parry (Editor), Oxford: Blackwell Publishing, 2001.
These...
Church History - Dr. Ken Parry.
Recommended Reading: Blackwell Dictionary of Eastern Christianity, Ken Parry (Editor), Oxford: Blackwell Publishing, 2001.
These videos are not aimed at Christian-Muslim debate but rather general Christian education about the churches of the East that were conquered by Islam.
Organised by the Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students and Tabor College.
Hobart 2012.
wn.com/Eastern Christianity Part 3 The Church In Asia, Central Asia, China India.
Church History - Dr. Ken Parry.
Recommended Reading: Blackwell Dictionary of Eastern Christianity, Ken Parry (Editor), Oxford: Blackwell Publishing, 2001.
These videos are not aimed at Christian-Muslim debate but rather general Christian education about the churches of the East that were conquered by Islam.
Organised by the Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students and Tabor College.
Hobart 2012.
- published: 22 Dec 2012
- views: 4763
1)Kerala, the cradle of Christianity in South Asia
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- Duration: 22:20
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 2564
The six million Christians in Kerala, on the southwest coast of India, follow a variety of liturgical and musical traditions some of which date back to the earl...
The six million Christians in Kerala, on the southwest coast of India, follow a variety of liturgical and musical traditions some of which date back to the early Christian era. This film explores the historical embeddedness of these traditions that came about as a result of the region's commercial, cultural, and religious interactions with the Middle East, Europe, and America. The narrative follows the events that led to the introduction of the Chaldean, Antiochene, Roman Catholic, Anglican, and other liturgies along with the musical styles associated with them. Over the centuries, these styles have become an integral part of the musical mosaic of Kerala. A renewed attempt in the recent past to interpret Christianity in Indian terms has contributed to adaptations of semi-classical and bhajan styles of music into Christian worship. The film documents excerpts from the current practice of chants in East Syriac, West Syriac, Latin, Sanskrit, English, and Malayalam. The film also showcases a unique performance context in which Hindu instrumental ensembles share space in a church festival, indicating the extent of religious harmony that exists in the region; the festival includes several ritual elements that the Portuguese missionaries introduced in the sixteenth century. Drawing attention to the lesser known aspects of the religious, musical, and linguistic complexity of the region, the film presents Kerala as a potential field for inquiries in an emerging area of scholarship on Christian music in India.
From the documentary film, Kerala, the Cradle of Christianity in South Asia: the Cultural Interface of Music and Religion (English/34 minutes), produced by Christian Musicological Society of India. Concept, script & narration: Joseph J. Palackal. Screenplay, cinematography & direction: Jain Joseph. Title music and background score: John Varkey. Copyright: ©2008 Joseph J. Palackal
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The six million Christians in Kerala, on the southwest coast of India, follow a variety of liturgical and musical traditions some of which date back to the early Christian era. This film explores the historical embeddedness of these traditions that came about as a result of the region's commercial, cultural, and religious interactions with the Middle East, Europe, and America. The narrative follows the events that led to the introduction of the Chaldean, Antiochene, Roman Catholic, Anglican, and other liturgies along with the musical styles associated with them. Over the centuries, these styles have become an integral part of the musical mosaic of Kerala. A renewed attempt in the recent past to interpret Christianity in Indian terms has contributed to adaptations of semi-classical and bhajan styles of music into Christian worship. The film documents excerpts from the current practice of chants in East Syriac, West Syriac, Latin, Sanskrit, English, and Malayalam. The film also showcases a unique performance context in which Hindu instrumental ensembles share space in a church festival, indicating the extent of religious harmony that exists in the region; the festival includes several ritual elements that the Portuguese missionaries introduced in the sixteenth century. Drawing attention to the lesser known aspects of the religious, musical, and linguistic complexity of the region, the film presents Kerala as a potential field for inquiries in an emerging area of scholarship on Christian music in India.
From the documentary film, Kerala, the Cradle of Christianity in South Asia: the Cultural Interface of Music and Religion (English/34 minutes), produced by Christian Musicological Society of India. Concept, script & narration: Joseph J. Palackal. Screenplay, cinematography & direction: Jain Joseph. Title music and background score: John Varkey. Copyright: ©2008 Joseph J. Palackal
- published: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 2564
"1040" Movie - Teaser Trailer
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- Duration: 1:10
- Updated: 22 Jan 2010
- views: 132684
1040 is an explosive documentary that focuses on the rapid changes in Asia and the significant shift of religious landscape in the area known as the 10/40 Windo...
1040 is an explosive documentary that focuses on the rapid changes in Asia and the significant shift of religious landscape in the area known as the 10/40 Window- the regions between 10 degrees and 40 degrees North Latitude on the Eastern hemisphere. Pastor Jaeson Ma takes us on an exciting journey through the Asian countries in the window, showing us the dramatic changes happening on the ground. We visit China, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Indonesia. Through incisive observations, intimate interviews with prominent leaders and celebrities, and powerful, never-before-heard stories, 1040 Movie dynamically explores a part of our globe that is experiencing vast socioeconomic expansion and profound shift in identity.
Featuring Jaeson Ma, MC Jin, Van Ness Wu, Mike Bickle, MC Hammer, Philip Mantofa, David Wang.
Pre-Order Your 1040 DVD Now!
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1040 is an explosive documentary that focuses on the rapid changes in Asia and the significant shift of religious landscape in the area known as the 10/40 Window- the regions between 10 degrees and 40 degrees North Latitude on the Eastern hemisphere. Pastor Jaeson Ma takes us on an exciting journey through the Asian countries in the window, showing us the dramatic changes happening on the ground. We visit China, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Indonesia. Through incisive observations, intimate interviews with prominent leaders and celebrities, and powerful, never-before-heard stories, 1040 Movie dynamically explores a part of our globe that is experiencing vast socioeconomic expansion and profound shift in identity.
Featuring Jaeson Ma, MC Jin, Van Ness Wu, Mike Bickle, MC Hammer, Philip Mantofa, David Wang.
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Christianity in Asia
A look at the challenges facing Christians in parts of Asia where violence and intolerance...
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Global Christianity: Asia
An overview of Christianity in Asia from its origins to today. Describes the history and ...
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The Triumph of Christianity in Asia
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The Triumph of Christianity in Asia
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7 Churches of Revelation — The History of Christianity in Asia Minor
More than 50 years have passed since Jesus' death on a cross and His subsequent resurrecti...
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7 Churches of Revelation — The History of Christianity in Asia Minor
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Christianity in Asia Top # 16 Facts
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Nestorian Christianity in Asia - 'Old Turkic' inscription at Behnam Monastery in northern Iraq
This is a short clip of a documentary film by Robert Alaux, "THE LAST ASSYRIANS", a 53 min...
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Nestorian Christianity in Asia - 'Old Turkic' inscription at Behnam Monastery in northern Iraq
Nestorian Christianity in Asia - 'Old Turkic' inscription at Behnam Monastery in northern Iraq
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Eastern Christianity Part 3 - The Church in Asia, Central Asia, China & India.
Church History - Dr. Ken Parry.
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published: 22 Dec 2012
Eastern Christianity Part 3 - The Church in Asia, Central Asia, China & India.
Eastern Christianity Part 3 - The Church in Asia, Central Asia, China & India.
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1)Kerala, the cradle of Christianity in South Asia
The six million Christians in Kerala, on the southwest coast of India, follow a variety of...
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"1040" Movie - Teaser Trailer
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