Titlebook: Brazilian Evangelicalism in the Twenty-First Century; An Inside and Outsid Eric Miller,Ronald J. Morgan Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applica

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Environmental Sustainability and Economic Development in Brazil of poverty. Particular attention is paid to the complex and sometimes counterintuitive relationships that exist between poverty reduction efforts and the many times disconnected efforts to protect the environment. Using empirical observation and scientific reports on environmental degradation in Br

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Missionaries in Rowboats? Mission and Enculturation: international evangelical missions (often associated with colonialism) and the activity of non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Through select examples, I seek to understand the relationship between the mission enterprise and colonialism, including their present legacy. I analyze the theological

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Brazilian Evangelicalism in the Twenty-First Century978-3-030-13686-4Series ISSN 2634-5854 Series E-ISSN 2634-5862

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-1442-4of nationwide street protests, political impeachments, and rising concern about violence and criminality, evangelicals of various stripes are exerting a presence and effecting change in the life of the nation. Editors Miller and Morgan, both of whom lived in Brazil in the 1980s, reflect on changes i

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R. M. Whiteside,A. Wilson,C. P. Wilsonenturies. The first part examines how European and American immigration, missionary work and the expansion of evangelical frontiers in Brazil from 1810 to 1900 formed early Brazilian Protestantism. It pays special attention to the local agents who translated the doctrines and theology of evangelical

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R. M. Whiteside,A. Wilson,C. P. Wilsonreated as “threat to the secular state (.)”. It discusses the historical relationship between evangelical Protestantism and the secular state, stressing that very different views of the state have always been present within it but that the most frequent “temptation” has been apoliticism and not theo

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R. M. Whiteside,A. Wilson,C. P. Wilsonnascent evangelical left in Brazil. While rendering in journalistic fashion varying instances of the self-consciously “social politics” of this progressive wing of Brazilian evangelicalism, this chapter places the emergence of such conceptions of politics in historical perspective within the broader

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