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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Global Christianity"”.

  1. Persecution and Cosmic Conflict in Galatians

    … then examines the significance of the thesis for global Christianity today.

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  2. Free to be: North Korean migrants and the South Korean evangelical church

    … argue that North Korean migrants’ conversion to Christianity is a cultural project with considerable political and ideological hues that reveals the key characteristics of South Korean anticommunist evangelical nationalism. Based on 2006–2007 ethnographic fieldwork in Seoul, South Korea, and …

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  3. Pentecostalization: The Changing Face of Baptists in West Africa

    … has risen from obscurity to ascendancy in global Christianity. This ascendancy appears prominently in West Africa where Neo-Pentecostalism has transformed the religious landscape. Very few studies have examined the effects of the movement in the Francophone countries of Côte d'Ivoire, …

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  4. TRANSNATIONAL SALVATION AND THE GENDERING OF HABITUS: KOREAN WOMEN PROTESTANT MISSIONARIES IN HAITI

    … of contemporary transnational and even global Christianity. Protestant Christianity was implanted in Haiti and Korea at around the very same time, in the nineteenth century, by North American missionaries who were inspired to work in new national religious fields by the Second Great …

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  5. The Hybrid Spirit Animating Chinese Pentecostals in Malaysia

    … Chinese stereotypes. Moreover, conversion to Christianity affords church members access to cultural capital. Yet, it is limited and unequal capital. In particular, the "Chinese Chinese," who church members have demarcated as backward and traditional, are unable to gain access to this capital …

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