“The 1517 Project and World Christianity: Migration and the Uses of Doctrine.”
This article investigates the complex interplay between Christian doctrine, migration, and the varied social circumstances of Christianity’s faith and practice. By framing the Protestant Reformation, and its afterlives, through the metaphorical and interpretive lens of the “1517 Project,” we explore how Christian doctrine has been shaped by and shapes social…
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“The 1517 Project and World Christianity: Migration and the Uses of Doctrine.”
This article investigates the complex interplay between Christian doctrine, migration, and the varied social circumstances of Christianity’s faith and practice. By framing…
“Evangelical or Mainline? Doctrinal Similarity and Difference in Asian American Christianity: Sketching a Social-Practical Theory of Doctrine.”
This article takes Asian American Christianity to be an analytically productive religion for advancing a theory of Christian doctrine. This is in…