Continuity thinking and the problem of christian culture : Belief, time, and the anthropology of christianity
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...This model is based, as Fabian (1983) puts it, on a desacralized, naturalized view of time....
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...As Fabian (1983, 10) notes, the most debilitating aspect of the naturalized time of the anthropologists is that it claims to be “a knowledge of Time which is . . . superior” to the knowledge of those we study....
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...While some Christian anthropologists made significant contributions in the early years of the discipline (e.g., Lienhardt [see Clifford 1997]; Pike 1967; Nida and Taber 1982), in recent years many Christian anthropologists have employed this understanding of time, placing their own faith outside…...
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