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Song of the Andes: The Impact of the Gospel on the Andean Peoples of Bolivia

by David Miller

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Song of the Andes tells the story of the impact of the Christian gospel on native Andean peoples in Bolivia in the latter half of the twentieth century. During these years, Latin America lived through a religious and social transformation as great as that introduced by Christopher Columbus 500 years earlier. David Miller examines the fruit of this phenomenon, which involved the rise of evangelical Christianity and the abandonment of age-old beliefs and customs, through the stories of real individuals, showing its impact at a personal level, on communities and on a people.… (more)
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Song of the Andes tells the story of the impact of the Christian gospel on native Andean peoples in Bolivia in the latter half of the twentieth century. During these years, Latin America lived through a religious and social transformation as great as that introduced by Christopher Columbus 500 years earlier. David Miller examines the fruit of this phenomenon, which involved the rise of evangelical Christianity and the abandonment of age-old beliefs and customs, through the stories of real individuals, showing its impact at a personal level, on communities and on a people.

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