The globalization of pentecostalism : a religion made to travel / [print]
editors, Murray W. Dempster, Byron D. Klaus, Douglas Petersen.
- Eugene : Wipf and Stock Publishers, (c)2011.
- xvii, 406 pages ; 23 cm.
"This volume preserves the outcomes of a conference [on the 'globalization of pentecostalism'] held in San Jose, Costa Rica, in 1996 [at the Costa Rica Study Centre of Vanguard University." pages vii. Previously published by Regnum, 1999.
Includes bibliographies and index.
Changing paradigms : an introductory overview The struggle for global witness : shifting paradigms in Pentecostal theology "Try to get people saved" : revisiting the paradigm of an urgent Pentecostal missiology Biblical studies in the Pentecostal tradition : yesterday, today, and tomorrow Yielding to the Spirit : the dynamics of a Pentecostal model of praxis They crossed the Red Sea, didn't they? : critical history and Pentecostal beginnings Changing paradigms : a response Pentecostalism as a global culture : an introductory overview Latin American Pentecostalism Unity or division : a case study of the Apostolic Faith Mission of South Africa Globalization of Pentecostalism or globalism of individualism? : a European perspective Pentecostal challenges in east and south-east Asia Contextual perspectives on Pentecostalism as a global culture : a south Asian view "Everybody bids you welcome" : a multicultural approach to North American Pentecostalism Pentecostalism as a global culture : a response Issues facing Pentecostalism in a postmodern world : an introductory overview Listening to the margins : re-historicizing Pentecostal experiences and identities Pentecostals, globalization, and postmodern hermeneutics : implications for the politics of scriptural interpretation "Your daughters shall prophesy" : Pentecostal hermeneutics and the empowerment of women Pentecostals and ecumenism in a pluralistic world The "Toronto blessing" in postmodern society : manifestations, metaphor and myth "Pentecostalism and global market culture" : a response to issues facing Pentecostalism in a postmodern world Douglas Petersen -- Frank D. Macchia -- L. Grant McClung, Jr. -- Wonsuk Ma -- Jackie David Johns -- Everett A. Wilson -- Jose Miguez Bonino -- Byron D. Klaus -- Edward L. Cleary -- Japie LaPoorta -- Jean-Daniel Pluss -- Jungja Ma -- Ivan M. Satyavrata -- David D. Daniels -- Vinay Samuel -- Murray W. Dempster -- Ronald N. Bueno -- Gerald T. Sheppard -- Janet Everts Powers -- Cecil M. Robeck, Jr. -- Margaret M. Poloma -- Harvey Cox.
9781610974752
Pentecostalism. Christianity and the social sciences.