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gme-2420	Yun, Peter Kwang-Hee	An Investigation of the Social Identity of Muslim Background Believers (MBBs) in Bangladesh in Light of the Set Theory, Critical Contextualization, and Self-Theologizing Teachings of Paul Hiebert (Part II)	2021	1	.docx	application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document	5670	313	52	Local churches began to require missionaries to turn over leadership roles, but it has not been easy for missionaries, who have seen local leaders as immature, to transfer their ecclesiastical authority to local believers (Hiebert 1988, 194-195). In more than 200 years of history of Bangladeshi Protestant churches, there have been many dependency stories for several reasons: a huge gap between foreigners’ economic level and that of local believers, hierarchical structures from a denomination’s (or foreign mission’s) headquarters imposed on local churches, and patron-client relationships (Jennings 2007, 57).	cache/gme-2420.docx	txt/gme-2420.txt