Who is Afraid of the Holy Ghost? Pentecostalism and Globalization in Africa and Beyond
Edited by Afe Adogame
AFRICA WORLD PRESS 2011
Table of Contents
- Introduction
Afe Adogame - Globalization and Religion: Some Preliminary Questions
Ulrich Berner - Viewing a masquerade from different spots? Conceptual Reflections on the ‘Globalization’ and ‘Pentecostalism’ discourses
Afe Adogame & Asonzeh Ukah - Globalization, Fundamentalism and the Pentecostal/Charismatic Movement in Nigeria
Umar Danfulani - Globalization and African Immigrant Communities in America
Jacob Olupona - Who is afraid of the Holy Ghost? Presbyterians and Early Charismatic Movement in Nigeria 1966-1975
Ogbu Kalu - Is Satan Local or Global? Reflections on a Nigerian Deliverance Movement
Rosalind Hackett - Globalization and Independent Pentecostals in Africa: A South African Perspective
Allan Anderson - New Pentecostal Churches and Prosperity Theology in Nigeria
Deji Ayegboyin - Globalization, Politicization of Religion and Religious Networking: The Case of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria
Dapo Asaju - Female Religious Leadership in Nigerian Pentecostalism: Embers or Gale?
Bolaji Bateye - Online for God: Media Negotiation and African New Religious Movements
Afe Adogame - Fused Sounds: Global Influences in Zimbabwe Gospel Music
Ezra Chitando