Latin America’s Protestant “Silent Majority”
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A Steep Climb Ahead for Theology in Latin America
The decade of the 60s saw the development of what might well be considered the first Latin American Protestant theological movement. We are referring to the group of thinkers related to the Latin American Commission on Church and Society (ISAL)1, and, through this commission, to the World Council of Churches.
A Steep Climb Ahead for Theology in Latin America
The decade of the 60s saw the development of what might well be considered the first Latin American Protestant theological movement. We are referring to the group of thinkers related to the Latin American Commission on Church and Society (ISAL)1, and, through this commission, to the World Council of Churches.
Latin America’s Protestant “Silent Majority”
There is no doubt after the Latin American Congress on Evangelism held in Bogota, Colombia that conservative evangelicals represent the overwhelming majority of Protestants in the southern hemisphere. Radical and secular theologians were conspicuous by their absence.
Evangelicals in Latin America
In this article I am going to focus on the situation of the evangelical churches.
Evangelicals in Latin America
In this article I am going to focus on the situation of the evangelical churches.