Lynn Dyes

Lynn M Dyes, age 50, Rockland, ME View Details

Possible Relatives: Erinn Leigh Dyes, John Matthew Dyes, Leroy W Dyes

Crystal Lynn Dyes, age 44, Preston, MD View Details

Possible Relatives: Erinn Leigh Dyes, John Matthew Dyes, Leroy W Dyes

Barry Lynn Dyes, age 71, La Vergne, TN View Details

Possible Relatives: Erinn Leigh Dyes, John Matthew Dyes

Diane Lynn Dyes, age 66, Hurlock, MD View Details

Possible Relatives: Erinn Leigh Dyes, John Matthew Dyes

Lynn D langley, age 50s, Shelby, NC View Details

Locations: Shelby NC Possible Relatives: Andrea R Hayes, Jeffery Scott Hayes, Jeremy Scott Hayes

Lynn Annette Dyess, age 50s, Haines City, FL View Details

Locations: Haines City FL, Lake Wales FL Possible Relatives: Eddie Oneal Dyess, Donald Walter Ellis, Donald Ellis

Lynn M Dyes, age 50 View Details

Address:***** Arledge Ln Sw, Apt 1xc, Olympia, WA. Phone Number: (760) 752-****

Lynn S Dyes, age 90 View Details

Address:***** Senna Pl, Sugar Land, TX. Phone Number: (713) 729-****

Lynn de Silva

Lynn Alton de Silva was a Sri Lankan theologian and Methodist minister. He was the founder and editor of one of the first theological journals on Buddhist-Christian encounter called Dialogue (1961–1read more...981), chief translator for the revision of the Old Testament of the Sinhalese Bible published as New Sinhala Bible (1973–1982), and director of the Ecumenical Institute for Study and Dialogue (EISD) in Sri Lanka (1962–1982). Lynn de Silva is widely regarded as one of the foremost Christian practitioners of Buddhist-Christian dialogue in Sri Lanka, and also as one of the pioneers in this dialogue.read less...

Lynn de Silva's theology

Lynn de Silva's theology began at an early stage in Lynn de Silva's ministry, when his interest in Buddhism and its culture began to increase. He believed that the credibility of Christianity dependedread more... on its ability to relate to Buddhism, which was the faith of the majority of the Sri Lankan population. His objective was to develop a richer appreciation of the similarities between Buddhism and Christianity, in particular, to communicate the Christian message in a manner that the Sri Lankan culture understood, and to construct a theology that is focused towards the Buddhist cultural environment. To this end, he used Buddhist concepts to communicate Christian beliefs in a language understood from the Buddhist context, and he aimed at extending Christian theology with Buddhist concepts in order to gain a more thorough understanding of Christianity. In his book The Problem of the Self in Buddhism and Christianity, de Silva states the following: There is a growing body of opinion within Christianity that its theology is shop-soiled and needs drastic revision in order first, to re-root it in the basic biblical teaching, secondly, to bring it into harmony with new insights and modes of thought coming from other faiths, ideologies and modern science and thirdly, to relate it to social realities... What I have attempted is to help this process of transformation in Christian thinking. However, theological thinking in order to be meaningful and relevant must be contextual. The context of this book is Buddhism.read less...

Lynndyl Subdivision

The Lynndyl Subdivision is a rail line owned and operated by the Union Pacific Railroad in the U.S. state of Utah, running from Salt Lake City southwest to Milford, where the Caliente Subdivision contread more...inues towards Los Angeles. It was formerly part of the Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad and a section currently forms a segment of Union Pacific's Central Corridor. The subdivision is named for Lynndyl, a small community along the rail line. The highest elevation attained on the line is 6,061 feet (1,847 m) at Tintic.read less...