Martin Lindhardt
Biographic Data
| ID | 201333 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martin Lindhardt |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martin |
| FAMILY NAME | Lindhardt |
| SIGNATURE | LINDHARDT M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Southern Denmark |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4507-8368 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 55 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Spirits as Ready-to-Handle: A Phenomenological Analysis of Pentecostal Spiritual Warfare Practices in Tanzania
Based on long-term ethnographic research in central Tanzania, this paper focuses on Pentecostal/Charismatic practices of spiritual warfare. Most Pentecostals/Charismatics possess a detailed, albeit sometimes fragmented, knowledge about different categories of spirits that belong to the Devil’s team. At the same time, participation in spiritual warfare is also, and foremost, a question of acquiring a set of sensibilities, dispositions, and embodie…
Money That Matters: Coins, Banknotes, and Mediation in Tanzanian Prosperity Ministries
Based on long-term ethnographic research in Tanzania, this article contributes to existing scholarship on adaptations and modifications of the so-called gospel in African contexts. I show how the Prosperity Gospel has taken shape in an environment of intense religious/spiritual/medical competition and, not least, of widespread cultural concerns with the moral legitimacy of wealth generated through alliances with spiritual forces. However, I also …
Learning Morality, Inequalities, and Faith. Christian and Muslim Schools in Tanzania, written by Dilger, Hansjörg
The digital pregnancy: A qualitative study of Danish women’s use of pregnancy apps
Based on an interview study with Danish women, this article explores how the frequent use of pregnancy mobile applications shapes the lived or experienced pregnancy. More specifically, we look at a reported dilemma between, on one hand, using the information of pregnancy apps on bodily and fetal developments to gain a sense of control over individual pregnancies and, on the other hand, an experience of the apps becoming something of a controlling…
Converting to pre-Islamic glory: Historiography and national identity in the narratives of Iranian Christian converts in Denmark
A widely accepted view in the scholarship on religious conversion is that converting to a new religion involves a process of biographic reconstruction. However, conversion may also involve a reconstruction of other kinds of pasts. The article presents a study of Iranian immigrants in Denmark who, coming from an Islamic background, converted to Christianity. For these Iranians, conversion did not only entail a reinterpretation of their individual …
Her på landet hjælper vi hinanden, men vi render ikke hinanden på dørene: Alderdom og stoisk stolthed i sønderjyske landområder
Denne artikel belyser, hvorledes ældre borgere bosiddende i sønderjyske landområdernavigerer mellem et eksplicit ideal om autonomi eller om ikke at ligge232andre til last og et lige så eksplicit ideal om at være der for og hjælpe hinanden ilokalområdet. Blandt ældre respondenter i den undersøgelse, artiklen bygger på,var idealet om autonomi eller den stoiske stolthed ved at klare sig selv afspejletbåde i lave forventninger til politiske løsninger…
Evangélico a mi manera. El nuevo consumidor pentecostal en el mercado religioso chileno
La finalidad de este artículo es esclarecer la diversidad evangélica-pentecostal en el Chile actual. Mi enfoque en especial está puesto en la emergencia de un grupo de “consumidores religiosos” que se pueden categorizar como “evangélicos a su manera” o “pentecostales a su manera”. Ellos, en su mayoría, son personas que han crecido en iglesias pentecostales y tienen un mayor nivel de educación que sus padres. En mi análisis me baso en el concepto …
In Denmark we eat pork and shake hands! Islam and the anti-Islamic emblems of cultural difference in Danish neo-nationalism
This article argues that constructions of Danishness and Danish culture in neo-nationalist right-wing discourse have increasingly become structured around a marked opposition to Islam and Muslim immigrants. My analysis draws on Frederik Barth’s understanding of ethnic identity as constituted through processes of demarcation of boundaries vis-à-vis other groups. In such processes, certain cultural phenomena, both material and immaterial, can be el…
Pushing Pentecostalism toward the respectable: On the mainstreaming of a countercultural religious movement in Chile
Pentecostalism used to be the stigmatized religion of the marginal sectors of Chilean society and has often been interpreted by scholars in terms of symbolic protest. However, a new generation of Pentecostals is now attempting to redefine their religion as more legitimate and respectable. This process involves attempts at gaining more public recognition and it implies revisiting Pentecostal stylistic and religious practices. Many younger Pentecos…
Pentecostalism, Witchcraft, and Islamic Spiritologies in Central Tanzania
This article explores how notions of spiritual warfare among Pentecostals/charismatics in south-central Tanzania are entangled with popular Islamic spiritologies from the coastal areas, especially Islamic spirits known as majini. Majini have become incorporated into contemporary shared understandings of witchcraft and traditional healing, contributing to a perceived modernization of witchcraft
Pentecostalism and the Encounter with Traditional Religion in Tanzania: Combat, Congruence and Confusion
This research article explores how expressions of Pentecostal/Charismatic Christianity in Tanzania have taken shape through a complex entanglement with African traditional religion and traditional healing. On the one hand, Tanzanian Pentecostals/Charismatics conceive of figures associated with the world of tradition (witches, traditional healers, different kinds of spirits) as the main adversaries in the spiritual warfare they understand themselv…
The Vatican and Catholic Activism in Mexico and Chile ‐ by Andes, Stephen J. C
Andes, Stephen J. C. The Vatican and Catholic Activism in Mexico and Chile, Oxford University Press (Oxford), xiii + 272 pp. £63.00 hbk. Stephen J. C. Andes has written a fascinating and accessible book on Catholic activism in two turbulent decades of Latin American history, the 1920s and the 1930s. During this period the traditional authority of the Catholic Church in the region was being challenged by processes of secular national building, soc…
Introduction: Presence and Impact of Pentecostal/Charismatic Christianity in Africa
This introduction presents an overview of the key concepts discussed in the book Pentecostalism in Africa . The book discusses the presence and impact of Pentecostal/Charismatic Christianity (PC/C) in Africa. The extent to which the explosion of PC/C has contributed to overall Christian growth in Africa (Christians now make up almost half of the continent's entire population) is uncertain and may, in fact, not be all that significant. Pentecostal…
Pentecostalism in Africa: Presence and Impact of Pneumatic Christianity in Postcolonial Societies
Within recent decades Pentecostal/charismatic Christianity has moved from an initially peripheral position to become a force to be reckoned with within Africa's religious landscapes. Bringing together prominent Africanist scholars from a wide range of disciplines, this book offers a comprehensive and multifaceted treatment of the ways in which Pentecostal-Charismatic movements have shaped the orientations of African Christianity and extended thei…
Sighs and Signs of the Spirit: Ghanaian Perspectives on Pentecostalism and Renewal in Africa
Men of God: Neo-Pentecostalism and masculinities in urban Tanzania
Based on research in Tanzania, this article explores how masculine born-again Christian identities are constructed and enacted in a field of tension between Pentecostal/charismatic norms for masculine behaviour and popular cultural expectations of male honour and status. The author sheds light on the gendered aspects of conversion and highlights why becoming a born-again Christian often represents a different kind of challenge and a more radical …
El fin se acerca. Historia y escatología en el pentecostalismo “tradicional” chileno
Este artículo se basa en 14 meses de investigación etnográfica en una iglesia Pentecostal en Chile, y aborda la problemática sobre interpretaciones escatológicas de acontecimientos históricos y actuales. La escatología no es solamente una creencia en un futuro en el cual se cumplirán profecías bíblicas, sino que también es una manera de leer e interpretar la historia y de relacionarse como sujeto en los conflictos mundiales y en los acontecimient…
Når religionen sætter sig i kroppen: Om fænomenologiske drejninger i antropologisk ritualteori
Denne artikel belyser fænomenologiske drejninger i antropologisk ritualteori. Jeg trækker både på andre forskeres arbejde og på min egen forskning i pinsekristendom i Tanzania og Chile, idet jeg argumenterer for, at et fænomenologisk fokus på forskellige erfaringsmåder og ikke mindst på den inkarnerede væren-i-verden kan nuancere klassiske definitioner af religion, som relaterer til propositionel tro (for eksempel tro på, at Gud eksisterer), idee…
Fænomenologien i Antropologien
Denne artikel redegør i store træk for fænomenologiens relevans og potentiale i antropologisk og kultursociologisk forskning. Der lægges ud med et teorihistorisk oprids, hvor centrale fænomenologiske tænkere (Husserl, Heidegger, Schutz og Merleau-Ponty) og begreber præsenteres. Efterfølgende diskuteres fænomenolo- giens rolle i og bidrag til antropologiske studier af forskellige temaer, nærmere betegnet sygdom, køn, menneskets forhold til naturen…
My God My Land. Interwoven Paths of Christianity and Tradition in Fiji
My God My Land. Interwoven Paths of Christianity and Tradition in Fiji." Ethnos, 77(2), pp. 281–282
We, the Youth, Need to Be Effusive: Pentecostal Youth Culture in Contemporary Chile
This paper explores the recasting of Pentecostalism as a youth religion in contemporary Chile. I focus in particular on how young native Pentecostals, whose life experiences and social status differ from those of ex-Catholic converts, address the dilemma of being exposed to the religious culture of their parents, and their congregation, and to the secular youth culture beyond the religious community. I argue that, although faced with many challen…
Who bewitched the pastor and why did he survive the witchcraft attack? Micro-politics and the creativity of indeterminacy in Tanzanian discourses on witchcraft
Many Tanzanians share a basic understanding of the occult as a moving force in the visible world. But at the same time, notions of the occult are characterised by indeterminacies in meaning, thereby allowing for multiple interpretations of particular events. This article explores various readings of two particular incidents that both occurred within a suburb of the city of Iringa in South-central Tanzania. First a Lutheran pastor started sufferin…
Practicing the Faith: The ritual life of Pentecostal-Charismatic Christians
Over the past decades, Pentecostal-charismatic Christianity has arguably become the fastest growing religious movement in the world. Distinguishing features of this variant of Christianity include formal ritual activities as well as informal, experiential, and ecstatic forms of worship. This book examines Pentecostal-charismatic ritual practice in different parts of the world, highlighting, among other things, the crucial role of ritual in creati…
La Globalización Pentecostal: Difusión, Apropiación y Orientación Global
En las últimas cuatro décadas el Pentecostalismo se ha convertido en la corrientereligiosa que crece más rapidamente en el mundo. La difusión del Pentecostalismo y lamanera en que se adapta a los contextos locales, al mismo tiempo de ser muy crítico envarios aspectos de las culturas existentes, plantea preguntas importantes sobre lasrelaciones y las posibles tensiones entre lo común y lo particular, ¿Qué poseé elpentecostalismo, que le permite vi…
Mind, Self And The Devil Satanic Presence In Internal Conversation Among Chilean Pentecostals
Men of God: Neo-Pentecostalism and masculinities in urban Tanzania
Based on research in Tanzania, this article explores how masculine born-again Christian identities are constructed and enacted in a field of tension between Pentecostal/charismatic norms for masculine behaviour and popular cultural expectations of male honour and status. The author sheds light on the gendered aspects of conversion and highlights why becoming a born-again Christian often represents a different kind of challenge and a more radical …
If you are saved you cannot forget your parents: Agency, Power, and Social Repositioning in Tanzanian born-again Christianity
In much of the literature on African Pentecostalism, conversion has been associated with a striving for modernist individualist identities and a strategy for legitimising social, generational rupture. This article contributes to the existing scholarly field by shedding light on the ways in which urban Tanzanian born-again Christians address generational antagonisms and position themselves in relation to elder generations. Drawing on anthropologic…
The Ambivalence Of Power Charismatic Christianity And Occult Forces In Urban Tanzania
In this article I explore parallels and dynamic interplays between charismatic Christianity and «traditional» understandings of mysterious power as related to an occult sphere in the city of Iringa in central Tanzania. I discuss how notions of power as constructive and necessary yet also dangerous and potentially destructive are adopted into and partly transformed by charismatic discourses on the realm of darkness and related ritual practices of …
Pentecostalism and the Encounter with Traditional Religion in Tanzania: Combat, Congruence and Confusion
This research article explores how expressions of Pentecostal/Charismatic Christianity in Tanzania have taken shape through a complex entanglement with African traditional religion and traditional healing. On the one hand, Tanzanian Pentecostals/Charismatics conceive of figures associated with the world of tradition (witches, traditional healers, different kinds of spirits) as the main adversaries in the spiritual warfare they understand themselv…
We, the Youth, Need to Be Effusive: Pentecostal Youth Culture in Contemporary Chile
This paper explores the recasting of Pentecostalism as a youth religion in contemporary Chile. I focus in particular on how young native Pentecostals, whose life experiences and social status differ from those of ex-Catholic converts, address the dilemma of being exposed to the religious culture of their parents, and their congregation, and to the secular youth culture beyond the religious community. I argue that, although faced with many challen…
In Denmark we eat pork and shake hands! Islam and the anti-Islamic emblems of cultural difference in Danish neo-nationalism
This article argues that constructions of Danishness and Danish culture in neo-nationalist right-wing discourse have increasingly become structured around a marked opposition to Islam and Muslim immigrants. My analysis draws on Frederik Barth’s understanding of ethnic identity as constituted through processes of demarcation of boundaries vis-à-vis other groups. In such processes, certain cultural phenomena, both material and immaterial, can be el…
Pushing Pentecostalism toward the respectable: On the mainstreaming of a countercultural religious movement in Chile
Pentecostalism used to be the stigmatized religion of the marginal sectors of Chilean society and has often been interpreted by scholars in terms of symbolic protest. However, a new generation of Pentecostals is now attempting to redefine their religion as more legitimate and respectable. This process involves attempts at gaining more public recognition and it implies revisiting Pentecostal stylistic and religious practices. Many younger Pentecos…
Pentecostalism, Witchcraft, and Islamic Spiritologies in Central Tanzania
This article explores how notions of spiritual warfare among Pentecostals/charismatics in south-central Tanzania are entangled with popular Islamic spiritologies from the coastal areas, especially Islamic spirits known as majini. Majini have become incorporated into contemporary shared understandings of witchcraft and traditional healing, contributing to a perceived modernization of witchcraft
Fænomenologien i Antropologien
Denne artikel redegør i store træk for fænomenologiens relevans og potentiale i antropologisk og kultursociologisk forskning. Der lægges ud med et teorihistorisk oprids, hvor centrale fænomenologiske tænkere (Husserl, Heidegger, Schutz og Merleau-Ponty) og begreber præsenteres. Efterfølgende diskuteres fænomenolo- giens rolle i og bidrag til antropologiske studier af forskellige temaer, nærmere betegnet sygdom, køn, menneskets forhold til naturen…
My God My Land. Interwoven Paths of Christianity and Tradition in Fiji
My God My Land. Interwoven Paths of Christianity and Tradition in Fiji." Ethnos, 77(2), pp. 281–282
Who bewitched the pastor and why did he survive the witchcraft attack? Micro-politics and the creativity of indeterminacy in Tanzanian discourses on witchcraft
Many Tanzanians share a basic understanding of the occult as a moving force in the visible world. But at the same time, notions of the occult are characterised by indeterminacies in meaning, thereby allowing for multiple interpretations of particular events. This article explores various readings of two particular incidents that both occurred within a suburb of the city of Iringa in South-central Tanzania. First a Lutheran pastor started sufferin…
More Than Just Money: The Faith Gospel and Occult Economies in Contemporary Tanzania
This article examines the relationship between the Faith Gospel in a Tanzanian prosperity ministry and "occult economies," described as discourses and practices relating the means of generating wealth to an occult and morally ambiguous dimension. The author argues that in addition to offering miraculous means of attaining material ends, the Faith Gospel provides ways of dealing with moral and perceived dangerous aspects of wealth and accumulation…
Narrating Religious Realities: Conversion and testimonies in Chilean Pentecostalism
In this paper I explore the complex and constitutive role of narrative practice in Chilean Pentecostalism. I argue that it is in large part through different kinds of storytelling that Pentecostal self identities are produced, nourished and modified. Particular attention is focused on testimonies of salvation, and life stories as narrative practices through which converts engage in ongoing construction of biographic identities and provide themsel…
Poder, Género y Cambio Cultural en el Pentecostalismo Chileno
Este artículo explora la complejidad de la política del género femenino y masculino dentro de lareligión Pentecostal y está basado en el contexto etnográfico de una iglesia que se puede categorizar como iglesia Pentecostal “tradicional”, donde realicé mi investigación. En este artículo argumento que una de las contribuciones mas significantes del Pentecostalismo en relación a los procesos culturales tanto en Chile como en Latinoamérica, es la pot…
The Ambivalence Of Power Charismatic Christianity And Occult Forces In Urban Tanzania
In this article I explore parallels and dynamic interplays between charismatic Christianity and «traditional» understandings of mysterious power as related to an occult sphere in the city of Iringa in central Tanzania. I discuss how notions of power as constructive and necessary yet also dangerous and potentially destructive are adopted into and partly transformed by charismatic discourses on the realm of darkness and related ritual practices of …
Mind, Self And The Devil Satanic Presence In Internal Conversation Among Chilean Pentecostals
If you are saved you cannot forget your parents: Agency, Power, and Social Repositioning in Tanzanian born-again Christianity
In much of the literature on African Pentecostalism, conversion has been associated with a striving for modernist individualist identities and a strategy for legitimising social, generational rupture. This article contributes to the existing scholarly field by shedding light on the ways in which urban Tanzanian born-again Christians address generational antagonisms and position themselves in relation to elder generations. Drawing on anthropologic…
Practicing the Faith: The ritual life of Pentecostal-Charismatic Christians
Over the past decades, Pentecostal-charismatic Christianity has arguably become the fastest growing religious movement in the world. Distinguishing features of this variant of Christianity include formal ritual activities as well as informal, experiential, and ecstatic forms of worship. This book examines Pentecostal-charismatic ritual practice in different parts of the world, highlighting, among other things, the crucial role of ritual in creati…
La Globalización Pentecostal: Difusión, Apropiación y Orientación Global
En las últimas cuatro décadas el Pentecostalismo se ha convertido en la corrientereligiosa que crece más rapidamente en el mundo. La difusión del Pentecostalismo y lamanera en que se adapta a los contextos locales, al mismo tiempo de ser muy crítico envarios aspectos de las culturas existentes, plantea preguntas importantes sobre lasrelaciones y las posibles tensiones entre lo común y lo particular, ¿Qué poseé elpentecostalismo, que le permite vi…
My God My Land. Interwoven Paths of Christianity and Tradition in Fiji
My God My Land. Interwoven Paths of Christianity and Tradition in Fiji." Ethnos, 77(2), pp. 281–282
We, the Youth, Need to Be Effusive: Pentecostal Youth Culture in Contemporary Chile
This paper explores the recasting of Pentecostalism as a youth religion in contemporary Chile. I focus in particular on how young native Pentecostals, whose life experiences and social status differ from those of ex-Catholic converts, address the dilemma of being exposed to the religious culture of their parents, and their congregation, and to the secular youth culture beyond the religious community. I argue that, although faced with many challen…
Who bewitched the pastor and why did he survive the witchcraft attack? Micro-politics and the creativity of indeterminacy in Tanzanian discourses on witchcraft
Many Tanzanians share a basic understanding of the occult as a moving force in the visible world. But at the same time, notions of the occult are characterised by indeterminacies in meaning, thereby allowing for multiple interpretations of particular events. This article explores various readings of two particular incidents that both occurred within a suburb of the city of Iringa in South-central Tanzania. First a Lutheran pastor started sufferin…
El fin se acerca. Historia y escatología en el pentecostalismo “tradicional” chileno
Este artículo se basa en 14 meses de investigación etnográfica en una iglesia Pentecostal en Chile, y aborda la problemática sobre interpretaciones escatológicas de acontecimientos históricos y actuales. La escatología no es solamente una creencia en un futuro en el cual se cumplirán profecías bíblicas, sino que también es una manera de leer e interpretar la historia y de relacionarse como sujeto en los conflictos mundiales y en los acontecimient…
Når religionen sætter sig i kroppen: Om fænomenologiske drejninger i antropologisk ritualteori
Denne artikel belyser fænomenologiske drejninger i antropologisk ritualteori. Jeg trækker både på andre forskeres arbejde og på min egen forskning i pinsekristendom i Tanzania og Chile, idet jeg argumenterer for, at et fænomenologisk fokus på forskellige erfaringsmåder og ikke mindst på den inkarnerede væren-i-verden kan nuancere klassiske definitioner af religion, som relaterer til propositionel tro (for eksempel tro på, at Gud eksisterer), idee…
Fænomenologien i Antropologien
Denne artikel redegør i store træk for fænomenologiens relevans og potentiale i antropologisk og kultursociologisk forskning. Der lægges ud med et teorihistorisk oprids, hvor centrale fænomenologiske tænkere (Husserl, Heidegger, Schutz og Merleau-Ponty) og begreber præsenteres. Efterfølgende diskuteres fænomenolo- giens rolle i og bidrag til antropologiske studier af forskellige temaer, nærmere betegnet sygdom, køn, menneskets forhold til naturen…
Introduction: Presence and Impact of Pentecostal/Charismatic Christianity in Africa
This introduction presents an overview of the key concepts discussed in the book Pentecostalism in Africa . The book discusses the presence and impact of Pentecostal/Charismatic Christianity (PC/C) in Africa. The extent to which the explosion of PC/C has contributed to overall Christian growth in Africa (Christians now make up almost half of the continent's entire population) is uncertain and may, in fact, not be all that significant. Pentecostal…
Pentecostalism in Africa: Presence and Impact of Pneumatic Christianity in Postcolonial Societies
Within recent decades Pentecostal/charismatic Christianity has moved from an initially peripheral position to become a force to be reckoned with within Africa's religious landscapes. Bringing together prominent Africanist scholars from a wide range of disciplines, this book offers a comprehensive and multifaceted treatment of the ways in which Pentecostal-Charismatic movements have shaped the orientations of African Christianity and extended thei…
Sighs and Signs of the Spirit: Ghanaian Perspectives on Pentecostalism and Renewal in Africa
Men of God: Neo-Pentecostalism and masculinities in urban Tanzania
Based on research in Tanzania, this article explores how masculine born-again Christian identities are constructed and enacted in a field of tension between Pentecostal/charismatic norms for masculine behaviour and popular cultural expectations of male honour and status. The author sheds light on the gendered aspects of conversion and highlights why becoming a born-again Christian often represents a different kind of challenge and a more radical …
The Vatican and Catholic Activism in Mexico and Chile ‐ by Andes, Stephen J. C
Andes, Stephen J. C. The Vatican and Catholic Activism in Mexico and Chile, Oxford University Press (Oxford), xiii + 272 pp. £63.00 hbk. Stephen J. C. Andes has written a fascinating and accessible book on Catholic activism in two turbulent decades of Latin American history, the 1920s and the 1930s. During this period the traditional authority of the Catholic Church in the region was being challenged by processes of secular national building, soc…
Pentecostalism and the Encounter with Traditional Religion in Tanzania: Combat, Congruence and Confusion
This research article explores how expressions of Pentecostal/Charismatic Christianity in Tanzania have taken shape through a complex entanglement with African traditional religion and traditional healing. On the one hand, Tanzanian Pentecostals/Charismatics conceive of figures associated with the world of tradition (witches, traditional healers, different kinds of spirits) as the main adversaries in the spiritual warfare they understand themselv…
Pentecostalism, Witchcraft, and Islamic Spiritologies in Central Tanzania
This article explores how notions of spiritual warfare among Pentecostals/charismatics in south-central Tanzania are entangled with popular Islamic spiritologies from the coastal areas, especially Islamic spirits known as majini. Majini have become incorporated into contemporary shared understandings of witchcraft and traditional healing, contributing to a perceived modernization of witchcraft
Pushing Pentecostalism toward the respectable: On the mainstreaming of a countercultural religious movement in Chile
Pentecostalism used to be the stigmatized religion of the marginal sectors of Chilean society and has often been interpreted by scholars in terms of symbolic protest. However, a new generation of Pentecostals is now attempting to redefine their religion as more legitimate and respectable. This process involves attempts at gaining more public recognition and it implies revisiting Pentecostal stylistic and religious practices. Many younger Pentecos…
In Denmark we eat pork and shake hands! Islam and the anti-Islamic emblems of cultural difference in Danish neo-nationalism
This article argues that constructions of Danishness and Danish culture in neo-nationalist right-wing discourse have increasingly become structured around a marked opposition to Islam and Muslim immigrants. My analysis draws on Frederik Barth’s understanding of ethnic identity as constituted through processes of demarcation of boundaries vis-à-vis other groups. In such processes, certain cultural phenomena, both material and immaterial, can be el…
Evangélico a mi manera. El nuevo consumidor pentecostal en el mercado religioso chileno
La finalidad de este artículo es esclarecer la diversidad evangélica-pentecostal en el Chile actual. Mi enfoque en especial está puesto en la emergencia de un grupo de “consumidores religiosos” que se pueden categorizar como “evangélicos a su manera” o “pentecostales a su manera”. Ellos, en su mayoría, son personas que han crecido en iglesias pentecostales y tienen un mayor nivel de educación que sus padres. En mi análisis me baso en el concepto …
Learning Morality, Inequalities, and Faith. Christian and Muslim Schools in Tanzania, written by Dilger, Hansjörg
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