A sober, informative look at the religions, politics, and mission work shaping South America.
This edition evaluates Protestant efforts, historical context, and the outlook for the continent.
Read about the continent’s vast geography, its diverse peoples, and how different faiths have interacted with society. The book also explains the rise of Protestant missions, the role of Roman Catholic influence, and the challenges missionaries face in modern times.
- An overview of South America’s countries, cultures, and historical background.
- Discussion of pagan traditions, Roman Catholic influence, and the place of Protestant missions.
- Analysis of obstacles and opportunities for mission work and religious education.
- Assessment of future prospects in economics, society, and faith across the region.
Ideal for readers of religious history, mission studies, and those curious about South America’s spiritual landscape.