Is Latin America Turning Protestant?

The Politics of Evangelical Growth

Häftad, Engelska, 1991

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Protestants are making phenomenal gains in Latin America. This is the first general account of the evangelical challenge to Catholic predominance, with special attention to the collision with liberation theology in Central America. David Stoll reinterprets the 'invasion of the sects' as an evangelical awakening, part of a wider religious reformation which could redefine the basis of Latin American politics.

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Utgivningsdatum1991-07-14
Mått156 x 234 x 28 mm
Vikt680 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor445
FörlagUniversity of California Press
ISBN9780520076457

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Abbreviations Preface 1. The Invasion of the Sects in Latin America Typologies, Growth Rates, and Variation by Country Disaster Evangelism So Close to God and the United States The Struggle within Protestantism 2. Reformation and Counter-Reformation in the Catholic Church The Catholic Reformation in Latin America The Passing of Ecumenism Explaining Losses to Protestantism The Quandaries of Clericalism and Activism Counter-Reformation 3· From Doomsday to Dominion in North American Evangelicalism The Decline of Liberal Protestantism Evangelical Organization Evangelical Theology Evangelical Politics The Struggle for the NAE and the Southern Baptists Nuclear Dispensationalism Reconstruction and the Latter Rain The Restoration Revival Dominion Theology The Religious Right and World Mission 4· The Evangelical Mission Movement Soldiers of Christ The Lausanne Covenant Mission Think Tanks, Church Growth, Signs and Wonders Closed Countries Hidden Peoples Anthropology and Ethnotheology Christ, Inc. Church versus Parachurch 5· The Evangelical Awakening in Latin America Adventists, Mormons, Witnesses The Assemblies of God in Brazil Pentecostalism as Power Encounter Pentecostalism as Confonnity and Protest Evangelism in Depth The Billy Graham of Latin America Church Planting Political Polarization The Latin American Theological Fraternity CONE LA 6. The Religious Right Comes to Latin America Liberation Theology Hearings in Washington Cuba and Grenada 1Marching as to War Hanging Back from War Pressure from the Right Campus Crusade for Christ The Campaign to Save El Salvador The Witch Hunt in Costa Rica Contextualization Refonnation in the Refonnation 7· The New Jerusalem of the Americas Gospel Outreach Could the Lord Have Something in Store for Brother Efrain? The International Love Lift Church, Army, and Guerrilla in the Ixil Triangle Pastor Nicolas Providing an Alternative Let the Dead Bury the Dead The Struggle for Social Responsibility When the Saints Come Marching In 8. Evangelicals in the Sandinista-Contra War The Sandinista-Evangelical Courtship The Miskitos The Taking of the Temples The Popular Church Patriotic Military Service The Battle of the Pastors The Propaganda War Helping the Freedom Fighters Religious Persecution in Nicaragua? State of Emergency 9· World Vision in Ecuador The Protestant Boom in Chimborazo The Bishop of the Indians, Part I Christian Violence The Development of World Vision The Scandals in Honduras The Scandals in Imbabura The Bishop of the Indians, Part II Building up the Local Church A Revolutionary Outlet From Evangelism to Electoral Politics Pilahufn 10. Reinterpreting the Invasion of the Sects as an Evangelical Awakening Contrasting Visions of Reformation Why Liberation Theology May Not Work Pentecostalism as a Basis for Social Reformation Evangelism and Oliver North Reaping the HarvestAppendix 1. Estimates of Protestant Representation in Latin America and the Caribbean Appendix 2. Estimate of Evangelical Population in Latin America and the Caribbean Appendix 3· Estimate of Evangelical Growth Factors in Latin America from 1960 to 1985, with Extrapolation to 2010 Notes Bibliography Index