Christ and Culture: a Global Perspective
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Description
"Christianity has grown dramatically over the last few centuries and is now the largest religion in the world, embraced by more than 2.5 billion people from all over the globe. No longer just a European faith, Christianity is now border-less with heartlands in Brazil, the Congo, and the Philippines. Christ and Culture: A Global Perspective introduces students to how Christianity has been adopted by some of the world's cultures in surprising and fascinating ways. Case studies include: · Nairobi, Kenya · Lake Tana, Ethiopia · Bangalore, India · Stockholm, Sweden · Buenos Aires, Argentina · Jerusalem, Israel · Turin, Italy · Los Angeles, USA Within these chapters topics such as global Pentecostalism, Catholic-Protestant relations, Orthodoxy, reverse missions, secularisation, and urbanization are discussed. With allusions to H. Richard Niebhur's classic text (1951) on the topic throughout. With engaging case studies throughout, this book will be essential reading for students introduced to Christianity, Christianity and culture, and global Christianity for the first time"-- Provided by publisher.
ISBN
9780367265953, 0367265958, 9780367265908, 0367265907
Publication Date
2025
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Group
City
Abingdon
Keywords
Christianity, Culture, Pentecostalism
Disciplines
Religion
Recommended Citation
Daughrity, Dyron B., "Christ and Culture: a Global Perspective" (2025). Faculty Books. 312.
https://digitalcommons.pepperdine.edu/facultybooks/312