Christianity Reborn: the Global Expansion of Evangelicalism in the Twentieth Century, edited by Donald M. Lewis.
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Introduction /Donald M. Lewis --Evangelical identity in the eighteenth century /W.R. Ward --Evangelical identity, power, and culture in the "great" nineteenth century /Mark A. Noll --Twentieth-century world Christianity: a perspective from the history of missions /Brian Stanley --Conversion, commitment, and culture: Christian experience in China, 1949-99 /Philip Yuen-sang Leung --Gospel, globalization, and Hindutva: the politics of "conversion" in India /Robert Eric Frykenberg --"The Pacific is no longer a mission field?" Conversion in the South Pacific in the twentieth century /Allan K. Davidson --Conversion and social change: a review of the "unfinished task" in West Africa /Jehu J. Hanciles --African initiated churches in southern Africa: protest movements or mission churches? /Marthinus L. Daneel --Contours of Latin American Pentecostalism /Paul Freston --Evangelical expansion in global society /David Martin.
x, 324 p. ;24 cm.