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New Christians

Encyclopedia of Latin American Religions, 2016
A. I. Aronson
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Christianity and the Religions in the New Christianity

Review & Expositor, 2006
Christianity is experiencing tremendous changes as a result of demographic shifts. Its center of gravity is moving from the Northern Hemisphere to the Southern Hemisphere and the process of globalization is transforming the formerly “Christian” West into religiously pluralistic societies. This is forcing Christians in this context to reconsider many of
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Latin American Christians in the New Christianity

Review & Expositor, 2006
From the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries the Roman Catholic Church provided ideological justification for a system that enslaved minorities and kept dominating elites in power. After independence in the nineteenth century, the church opposed modernizing groups who, in turn, welcomed Protestant churches with the promise of more democratic ...
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A new look at christian marriage

Journal of Religion & Health, 1971
The discussion of marriage can become rather forbidding and gloomy when, as often happens, it bogs down on an analysis of various marital difficulties. Too often we are taken up with what is wrong with marriage rather than with what is right with it.
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