Pentecostal power expressions, impact, and faith of Latin American Pentecostalism /
Pentecostal power expressions, impact, and faith of Latin American Pentecostalism /
edited by Calvin L. Smith.
- 1 online resource.
- Brill eBook titles 2011 .
- Global Pentecostal and Charismatic Studies 6. Religious Studies, Theology and Philosophy E-Books Online, Collection 2011, ISBN: 9789004223110. .
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Preliminary Material / Introduction. Latin American Pentecostalism and the Academy / Redemption from Below: The Emergence of the Latin American Popular Pentecostals / Another Way of Being Pentecostal / Hispanic Pentecostals in the United States / Latin American Pentecostalism: The Ideological Battleground / Interpretations of Latin American Pentecostalism: 1960s to the Present / Explaining Central American Pentecostalism within Social Inequality and Conflict: On habitus-analysis as a Clue to Describe Religious Praxis / Evaluating Prophetic Radicalism: The Nature of Pentecostal Politics in Brazil / Pneumapraxis and Eschatological Urgency: A Survey of Latin American Pentecostal Theology and its Outworking / Pentecostalism’s Theological Reconstruction of the Identity of the Latin American Family / Why the Devil Is Satan so Important in Chilean Pentecostalism? Power, Resistance and Pentecostal Micro-Politics / Roman Catholic–Pentecostal Dialogue: Challenges and Lessons for Living Together / Concluding Remarks / Index of Authors / Index of Places / Calvin L. Smith -- Calvin L. Smith -- Everett A. Wilson -- Juan Sepúlveda -- Carmelo Álvarez -- Bernice Martin -- Bernice Martin -- Heinrich W. Schäfer -- Stephen Hunt -- Calvin L. Smith -- Virginia Nolivos and Eloy H. Nolivos -- Martin Lindhardt -- Cecil M. Robeck -- William K. Kay -- Calvin L. Smith -- Calvin L. Smith.
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During the 1980s an explosion of Pentecostalism across Latin America attracted considerable attention among sociologists, political scientists and regional experts, eventually spreading to other academic disciplines. Indeed, ongoing spectacular growth and the social and political impact of the movement have strongly challenged secularization theory. Yet while studies exploring the phenomenon are plentiful, many limit their analysis to a single country, issue or the perspective of a particular discipline. Thus, this edited volume provides readers with a multidisciplinary and continent-wide treatment of the nature and effects of Latin American Pentecostalism (including a theological analysis, notably absent in most studies) by various experts with published work in the field, and as such represents an important contribution to the current literature.
9789004192508
10.1163/ej.9789004192492.i-284 DOI
2010041953
Pentecostalism--Latin America.
Latin America--Church history.
BR1644.5.L29 / P44 2011
289.9/4098
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Preliminary Material / Introduction. Latin American Pentecostalism and the Academy / Redemption from Below: The Emergence of the Latin American Popular Pentecostals / Another Way of Being Pentecostal / Hispanic Pentecostals in the United States / Latin American Pentecostalism: The Ideological Battleground / Interpretations of Latin American Pentecostalism: 1960s to the Present / Explaining Central American Pentecostalism within Social Inequality and Conflict: On habitus-analysis as a Clue to Describe Religious Praxis / Evaluating Prophetic Radicalism: The Nature of Pentecostal Politics in Brazil / Pneumapraxis and Eschatological Urgency: A Survey of Latin American Pentecostal Theology and its Outworking / Pentecostalism’s Theological Reconstruction of the Identity of the Latin American Family / Why the Devil Is Satan so Important in Chilean Pentecostalism? Power, Resistance and Pentecostal Micro-Politics / Roman Catholic–Pentecostal Dialogue: Challenges and Lessons for Living Together / Concluding Remarks / Index of Authors / Index of Places / Calvin L. Smith -- Calvin L. Smith -- Everett A. Wilson -- Juan Sepúlveda -- Carmelo Álvarez -- Bernice Martin -- Bernice Martin -- Heinrich W. Schäfer -- Stephen Hunt -- Calvin L. Smith -- Virginia Nolivos and Eloy H. Nolivos -- Martin Lindhardt -- Cecil M. Robeck -- William K. Kay -- Calvin L. Smith -- Calvin L. Smith.
Available to subscribing member institutions only.
During the 1980s an explosion of Pentecostalism across Latin America attracted considerable attention among sociologists, political scientists and regional experts, eventually spreading to other academic disciplines. Indeed, ongoing spectacular growth and the social and political impact of the movement have strongly challenged secularization theory. Yet while studies exploring the phenomenon are plentiful, many limit their analysis to a single country, issue or the perspective of a particular discipline. Thus, this edited volume provides readers with a multidisciplinary and continent-wide treatment of the nature and effects of Latin American Pentecostalism (including a theological analysis, notably absent in most studies) by various experts with published work in the field, and as such represents an important contribution to the current literature.
9789004192508
10.1163/ej.9789004192492.i-284 DOI
2010041953
Pentecostalism--Latin America.
Latin America--Church history.
BR1644.5.L29 / P44 2011
289.9/4098