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J-CATS Japanese Contextual and Theological Studies

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J-CATS is a podcast that introduces Japanese contextualized literature and ideas for integrated use by missionaries and non-Japanese Christians.

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11/6/2022

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Episode thumbnail for Christianity Made in Japan, taking a look at Mark Mullins' classic book (1/2)

June 11, 2026

Christianity Made in Japan, taking a look at Mark Mullins' classic book (1/2)

<p>What makes a Christian movement indigenous? Today I look at the first three indigenous movements detailed by Mark Mullins, the Non-Church Movement (Uchimura), The Way (Matsumura), and Christ Heart Church (Kawai). Older movements that mixed Bushido, Confucianism, Self-Cultivation, and a respect for Buddhism with Christianity. Can modern Christians learn anything from these groups about reaching Japanese while staying faithful to the Gospel? Are the principles of venerating pre-Christian traditions incompatible with Christianity? Is it different when Japaense thinkers revere pre-Christian voices compared to when church fathers revered Greek philosophers as pre-Christian voices? Later movements to be discussed in a future episode.</p>

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April 16, 2026

Old Testament and Online Church with Kengoro Goto

<p>Today we chat with Kengoro Goto, Old Testament scholar and leader of the online Japanese Christian community &#39;Lights Church&#39;, which can be accessed here: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbTh4ZUpHNU81ZTFVRlctUEs3VVdrQjNuVlp3Z3xBQ3Jtc0ttOV9lcTYzdHFHVGpLLWdNeTdZM3ExcDV4dURNOFNZN1ljb2M3aTdqQUdScEZQOFRENVdUTS12ZEpJLVptTEFZZnZOY3NzYnVuUGRxOUU5U0tWeVRpSFJ5V0VfOWlUNHdHUmhUSWl1Wkllak5LSDgwUQ&q=https%3A%2F%2Flights-church.com%2Fen%2Fhome-2%2F&v=wJR9Ss1XN0A" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://lights-church.com/en/home-2/</a></p>

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March 4, 2026

What is Ethnodoxology? With Roger Lowther

<p>I speak with Artist and Missionary Roger Lowther about Ethnodoxology, contexutal worship in Japan, Music, Arts, and the Japan Consultation on Arts and Music in Missions (JCAMM) which will be held 5/22-23, and 5/25-27 in Tokyo, please come if you are able! Also, give Roger&#39;s podcast &#39;Art Life Faith&#39; a listen.JCAMM - https://www.communityarts.jp/jcammRoger&#39;s website - https://www.rogerwlowther.com/Art Life Faith - https://www.rogerwlowther.com/category/podcast/</p>

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J-CATS is a podcast that introduces Japanese contextualized literature and ideas for integrated use by missionaries and non-Japanese Christians.

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