Pentecostal Power
Expressions, Impact and Faith of Latin American Pentecostalism
Biographical note
Calvin L. Smith, Ph.D. (2005) in Theology, University of Birmingham, is Principal of King's Evangelical Divinity School, United Kingdom, and Editor of the Evangelical Review of Society and Politics. His publications include Revolution, Revival and Religious Conflict in Sandinista Nicaragua (Brill 2007).
Readership
All those interested in Pentecostalism and Pentecostal theology, Latin American studies (including history, society and politics), modern church history, church-state relations, religion and state, and Christianity and theology in general.
Table of contents
Introduction: Latin American Pentecostalism and the academy
Calvin L. Smith
Chapter 1
Redemption from below: Emergence of the Latin American popular Pentecostals
Everett A. Wilson
Chapter 2
Another way of being Pentecostal
Juan Sepúlveda
Chapter 3
Hispanic Pentecostals in the United Stated
Carmelo Alvarez
Chapter 4
Latin American Pentecostalism: The ideological battleground
Bernice Martin
Chapter 5
Interpretation of Latin American Pentecostalism: 1960s to the present
Bernice Martin
Chapter 6
Explaining Central American Pentecostalism within social inequality and conflict: On habitus-analysis as a clue to describe religious praxis
Heinrich Schäfer
Chapter 7
Evaluating prophetic radicalism: The nature of Pentecostal politics in Brazil
Stephen Hunt
Chapter 8: Pneumapraxis and eschatological urgency: A survey of Latin American Pentecostal theology and its outworking
Calvin L. Smith
Chapter 9
Pentecostalism’s theological reconstruction of the identity of the Latin American family
Eloy H. Nolivos and Virginia Nolivos
Chapter 10
Why the Devil is Satan so important in Chilean Pentecostalism?
Martin Lindhardt
Chapter 11
Roman Catholic–Pentecostal dialogue: Challenges and lessons for living together
Cecil M. Robeck Jr.
Concluding Remarks
William K. Kay
Calvin L. Smith
Chapter 1
Redemption from below: Emergence of the Latin American popular Pentecostals
Everett A. Wilson
Chapter 2
Another way of being Pentecostal
Juan Sepúlveda
Chapter 3
Hispanic Pentecostals in the United Stated
Carmelo Alvarez
Chapter 4
Latin American Pentecostalism: The ideological battleground
Bernice Martin
Chapter 5
Interpretation of Latin American Pentecostalism: 1960s to the present
Bernice Martin
Chapter 6
Explaining Central American Pentecostalism within social inequality and conflict: On habitus-analysis as a clue to describe religious praxis
Heinrich Schäfer
Chapter 7
Evaluating prophetic radicalism: The nature of Pentecostal politics in Brazil
Stephen Hunt
Chapter 8: Pneumapraxis and eschatological urgency: A survey of Latin American Pentecostal theology and its outworking
Calvin L. Smith
Chapter 9
Pentecostalism’s theological reconstruction of the identity of the Latin American family
Eloy H. Nolivos and Virginia Nolivos
Chapter 10
Why the Devil is Satan so important in Chilean Pentecostalism?
Martin Lindhardt
Chapter 11
Roman Catholic–Pentecostal dialogue: Challenges and lessons for living together
Cecil M. Robeck Jr.
Concluding Remarks
William K. Kay
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