Nuestra fe : a Latin American Church History Sourcebook / Ondina E. González, Justo L. González.
2014
278 G643n 2014
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Title
Nuestra fe : a Latin American Church History Sourcebook / Ondina E. González, Justo L. González.
ISBN
9781426774263 (binding: pbk. / trade / adhesive perfect binding : alk. paper)
1426774265 (binding: pbk. / trade / adhesive perfect binding : alk. paper)
1630885819
9781630885816
1426774265 (binding: pbk. / trade / adhesive perfect binding : alk. paper)
1630885819
9781630885816
Published
Nashville, TN : Abingdon Press, [2014]
Language
English
Description
xv, 239 pages ; 23 cm
Other Standard Identifiers
40023882235
Call Number
278 G643n 2014
System Control No.
(OCoLC)878117255
(OCoLC)878117255
(OCoLC)878117255
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references.
Formatted Contents Note
1. Foundations. Source one: A God-given destiny
Source two: Ancient beliefs
Source three: A surprising market
Source four: Conversion of an Inca
Source five: A tragedy in pictures
2. Arrival. Source one: A gift from the Pope
Source two: Justifying the unjustifiable
Source three: A God compromises
Source four: The Virgin speaks to Juan Diego
Source five: A scholar's view
Source six: An entire people in hell?
3. Shaping. Source one: A priest reports
Source two: On becoming a saint
Source three: Theology in the kitchen
Source four: The Inquisition at work
Source five: Magic and love
4. Reforms. Source one: The royal throne and the Holy See
Source two: Cloak and dagger
Source three: Who can say, "I do"?
Source four: Correction or abuse?
Source five: Travels in Brazil
5. Turmoil. Source one: Submit and be good
Source two: El Supremo's temper tantrum
Source three: A slave code
Source four: Faith in a healer
Source five: An alternate creed
Source six: A last-ditch effort
Protestant presence. Source one: The President's visit
Source two: Unwelcomed peddlers
Source three: Race and mission
Source four: A woman's view
Source five: A radical perspective
Source six: A poet's fear and faith
7. Protestants and Catholics. Source one: The Archbishop complains
Source two: A Catholic woman's plan for action
Source three: A call to change from a Nobel laureate
Source four: Justifying a presence
Source five: We are not all Catholic
Source six: La violencia
8. The Catholic Church faces new situations. Source one: The bishops look forward
Source two: Liberation and change
Source three: An official reprimand
Source four: The Magi
Source five: A retablo
Source six: Another retablo
9. A complex reality. Source one: The Holy Spirit in Chile
Source two: Quichua Pentecostals
Source three: A charismatic priest
Source four: Shangó
Source five: Reyita's faith
Source six: An immigrant's tale
Source seven: The Catholic response
Source eight: A Protestant response
Source nine: Graffiti theology.
Source two: Ancient beliefs
Source three: A surprising market
Source four: Conversion of an Inca
Source five: A tragedy in pictures
2. Arrival. Source one: A gift from the Pope
Source two: Justifying the unjustifiable
Source three: A God compromises
Source four: The Virgin speaks to Juan Diego
Source five: A scholar's view
Source six: An entire people in hell?
3. Shaping. Source one: A priest reports
Source two: On becoming a saint
Source three: Theology in the kitchen
Source four: The Inquisition at work
Source five: Magic and love
4. Reforms. Source one: The royal throne and the Holy See
Source two: Cloak and dagger
Source three: Who can say, "I do"?
Source four: Correction or abuse?
Source five: Travels in Brazil
5. Turmoil. Source one: Submit and be good
Source two: El Supremo's temper tantrum
Source three: A slave code
Source four: Faith in a healer
Source five: An alternate creed
Source six: A last-ditch effort
Protestant presence. Source one: The President's visit
Source two: Unwelcomed peddlers
Source three: Race and mission
Source four: A woman's view
Source five: A radical perspective
Source six: A poet's fear and faith
7. Protestants and Catholics. Source one: The Archbishop complains
Source two: A Catholic woman's plan for action
Source three: A call to change from a Nobel laureate
Source four: Justifying a presence
Source five: We are not all Catholic
Source six: La violencia
8. The Catholic Church faces new situations. Source one: The bishops look forward
Source two: Liberation and change
Source three: An official reprimand
Source four: The Magi
Source five: A retablo
Source six: Another retablo
9. A complex reality. Source one: The Holy Spirit in Chile
Source two: Quichua Pentecostals
Source three: A charismatic priest
Source four: Shangó
Source five: Reyita's faith
Source six: An immigrant's tale
Source seven: The Catholic response
Source eight: A Protestant response
Source nine: Graffiti theology.
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Online version: González, Ondina E., 1958- Nuestra fe Nashville : Abingdon Press, TN 2014
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