Papers

Presence and Impact of Pentecostalism in Nigeria

frdona — 2006-11-20T12:09:01Z

"Líbranos del mal." Estructuras simbólicas y funciones políticas del protestantismo en Centroamérica.

hschaefer — 2006-10-25T13:28:05Z

The article positions pentecostalism in the context of Central American societies. (1992)

Fundamentalism: power and the absolute.

hschaefer — 2006-07-26T18:48:21Z

An article about fundamentalism that examines some pentecostal practices from this angle.

Luis Orellana: El fuego y la nieve. Historia del movimiento pentecostal en Chile: 1909-1925.

hschaefer — 2006-07-26T18:59:55Z

A master thesis in theology of a student of mine at the Universidad Bíblica Latinoamericana that I am proud to present in this forum. The E-Mail of the author is: "Luis Orellana ".

Fundamentalismo entre los pentecostales?

hschaefer — 2006-10-25T13:27:42Z

Is there some fundamentalist practice among pentecostals?

Guerra espiritual de baja intensidad: el abuso del protestantismo por la contrainsurgencia.

hschaefer — 2006-10-25T13:27:32Z

An article about political abuse of churches -- pentecostals and others -- in the Central American conflict.

El reino de la libertad: los milenarismos.

hschaefer — 2006-07-26T18:49:38Z

Some brief distinctions on different millennialist practices in conflict environment.

"Oh senhor de los cielos, dános poder en la tierra!"

hschaefer — 2006-07-26T18:50:25Z

Latin American Protestantism is frequently identified as fundamentalist whereas, however, the definition of what is fundamentalist often lacks clarity. This article proposes a definition of the concept and examines Central American Protestantism on fundamentalist tendencies. Fundamentalism absolutizes one's own religious (and social) position against other's in order to (re-) conquest "fields of affirmative action" in situations of crisis and to execute power. According to the social position of the actors, this strategy results to be a technique of social survival or, on the other hand, of domination. The article considers  based on two years field study and abundant empirical data  different currents of Central American Protestantism and portraits nuances of what could be called fundamentalism in that specific social context. Facing the new situation of the religious field, the article finally draws some concusions for the theological task on the continent.

Macchia, Frank D. - Signs of Grace in a Graceless World: The Charismatic Structure of the Church in Trinitarian Perspective

webmaster — 2007-03-07T00:18:27Z

This paper was presented in Heidelberg, July 2006, at a workshop on Pneumatology from Pentecostal perspectives, alongside Amos Yong's paper, published in PentecoStudies 6/1.

Crisis social y protestantismo en Centroamerica.

hschaefer — 2006-10-25T13:27:54Z

The article describes in macro-sociological terms the conditions of protestant (and pentecostal) growth in Central America during the twentieth century.

El pentecostalismo y el neopentecostalismo en el marco de la globalización y nuestra fe en el Espíritu Santo.

hschaefer — 2006-07-26T18:51:00Z

Some reflections on the diferent role of classical and neo-pentecostalism under the circumstances of globalized life in Latina America. Contribution to the international encounter of the Conferencia Evangélica Pentecostal Latinoamericana, Havanna, September 1998 (exactly when the winds of Hurricane "George" where around...).

Articles on Pentecostalism at the Hartford Institute for Religion Research

webmaster — 2007-04-24T00:01:31Z

A collection of online articles on Pentecostalism at the Hartford Institute for Religion Research, including some publications by Margaret Poloma

Website of Prof Dr Allan Anderson

allandy — 2005-12-19T17:58:52Z

Several pages on the work of the Centre for Pentecostal and Charismatic Studies at the University of Birmingham, including bibliographies, on line papers, publications, and other research resources.

Online Papers by Allan Anderson

allandy — 2005-12-19T17:57:38Z

A number of recent and not-so-recent papers available on various subjects.

Andrea Althoff: Religious Identities of Latin American Immigrants in Chicago

webmaster — 2006-06-26T23:20:37Z

In this edition of the The Religion & Culture Web Forum, Andrea Althoff shares results of her field research among Latino immigrant congregations in Chicago. Incorporating demographics, observation, and interviews, she considers what impact religious affiliation has on immigrant integration into U.S. society, a largely unstudied subject. What she has discovered is a link between two significant contemporary phenomena, Latin American immigration to the U.S. and the explosive worldwide growth in Pentecostalism.