| Soteriology, the theological study of salvation, has often lent itself to inculturation. |
| Over the past few years, topics for discussion have included: interchurch and interfaith marriages, approaches to lay ministry, clergy formation, aspects of native spirituality, the Gospel and inculturation. |
| Within religious circles, some efforts at inculturation have followed in this same direction. |
| In a world on the path to globalization, with the new means of communication, the field of mission is open to new initiatives of evangelization with a spirit of authentic inculturation. |
| Movements promoting the inculturation of Anglican worship have also promoted service music in popular and aboriginal styles. |
| It means that inculturation and incarnation of the faith in Africa takes more than nine months. |
