Christianity and Freedom: Volume 2, Contemporary Perspectives

ISBN-13: 9781107561885 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 524 str.

Allen D. Hertzke; Timothy Samuel Shah

Opis

This volume examines the contributions of Christian minorities to societies across the globe in the midst of pressure and persecution.

Recenzje

'The observations of the contributing authors are judicious and do not reinforce stereotypes. … If one lesson emerges from this wide survey, it is that cultural contexts in which Christians spread their faith, and are sometimes oppressed for it, are extremely diverse.' Stephen Schwartz, First Things

Spis treści

1. Persecution in the context of religious and Christian demography, 1970–2020 Todd M. Johnson; 2. Patterns and purposes of contemporary anti-Christian persecution Paul Marshall; 3. Where the spirit leads: global Pentecostalism and freedom Donald E. Miller; 4. Christianity among the marginalized: empowering poor women in India Rebecca S. Shah; 5. Transnational Christian networks for human dignity Allen D. Hertzke and Mark Brockway; 6. The growth and dynamism of Chinese Christianity Fenggang Yang; 7. Christianity and religious freedom in Indonesia since 1998 Robert W. Hefner and Zainal Abidin Bagir; 8. Christianity and freedom in India: colonialism, communalism, caste, and violence Chad M. Bauman and James Ponniah; 9. Vietnam: Christianity's contributions to freedoms and human flourishing in adversity Reg Reimer; 10. The challenge and leaven of Christianity in Pakistan Sara Singha; 11. Christianity and the challenge of religious violence in northern Nigeria Richard Burgess and Danny McCain; 12. Copts of Egypt: defiance, compliance, and continuity Mariz Tadros; 13. Between the hammer and the anvil: indigenous Palestinian Christianity in the West Bank Duane Alex Miller and Philip Sumpter; 14. Christians in the state of Israel: between integration and emigration Daphne Tsimhoni; 15. Arab Muslim attitudes toward religious minorities Michael Hoffman and Amaney Jamal; 16. They that remain: Syrian and Iraqi Christian communities amid the Syria conflict and the rise of the Islamic State Matthew Barber.