Relocating world Christianity
Subtitle: interdisciplinary studies in universal and local expressions of the Christian faith
By: edited by Joel Cabrita, David Maxwell, Emma Wild-Wood
Series: Theology and mission in world Christianity -- volume 7; Theology and mission in world Christianity -- v. 7.
Publisher: Brill
Published: 2017
Place of publication: Leiden; Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 347
ISBN-13: 9789004342620
Subjects: Christianity
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction:; title: Relocating world Christianity  -- Joel Cabrita, David Maxwell; title: Historical perspectives on Christianity worldwide: connections, comparisons and consciousness  -- David Maxwell; title: British missions and the making of a Brazilian Protestant public  -- Pedro Feitoza; title: Parachurch competition in the Latin American religious marketplace: scriptural inerrancy and the reshaping of global Protestant evangelicalism  -- David C. Kirkpatrick; title: Doing theology in world Christianities: old tasks, new ways  -- Peter C. Phan; title: World Christianity as a theological approach: a reflection on Central and Eastern Europe  -- Dorottya Nagy; title: The orientalist framework of Christian conversion in India: three venues of 'inducement' from colonial times to the present  -- Chandra Mallampalli; title: Christian social movements in Cameroon at the end of empire: transnational solidarities and the communion of the world church  -- Charlotte Walker-Said; title: Maintaining faith in the Chinese world  -- Chloë Starr; title: Anthropological perspectives on world Christianity  -- Joel Robbins; title: Defender of the faith: the United States and world Christianity  -- Andrew Preston; title: The death throes of indigenous Christians in the Middle East: Assyrians living under the Islamic State  -- Naures Atto; title: Symbolising charismatic influence: contemporary African Pentecostalism and its global aspirations  -- J. Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu -- Afterword:; title: Relocating unity and theology in the study of world Christianity -- Emma Wild-Wood.