Latest Research in Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies

Top Research Topics in Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies

• Indian and Buddhist Studies — 6 papers
• Biblical Studies and Interpretation — 5 papers
• Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies — 4 papers
• Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies — 3 papers
• Christian Theology and Mission — 3 papers
• Socioeconomic Development in Asia — 2 papers
• Media, Communication, and Education — 2 papers
• Islamic Studies and History — 2 papers
• Byzantine Studies and History — 2 papers
• Medieval and Classical Philosophy — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Daniel 9 and Ἑβδομηκοντάκις Ἑπτά in Matthew 18:22
2. Ritual, Resistance, and Rupture: A Neo Marxist Reading of Wole Soyinka's Death and the King's Horseman
3. 1 Corinthians: A Theological, Pastoral and Missional Commentary. By Michael J. Gorman
4. CONTEXTUALIZING BIBLICAL HERMENEUTICS: THE QUEST FOR CULTURAL HYBRIDITY DYNAMICS IN AFRICAN ADVENTIST HERMENEUTICS FOR EFFECTIVE GROWTH
5. Popular Nanyang and the construction of a pluralist Sinophone community: the case of Rediffusion Singapore
6. The spiritual practices impeding access to education among the Kabonokia followers in Tharaka North Sub-County, Kenya
7. Prizes, Literature and Culture: A Critical Study of Hegemony, Marketism and Institutional Distortion
8. The Inner Game of Literary Awards: A Critical Account of Prestige, Power, and the Market
9. The Son of Man as Corporate Figure in Early Jewish and Christian Tradition: Daniel, John's Apocalypse, and Tyconius of Carthage
10. A Study of the Translation Status of Japanese Literature in Korea : Focusing on 1880~1910
11. The Inner Game of Literary Awards: A Critical Account of Prestige, Power, and the Market
12. ‘Introduction’ to Genres of Revolt: Literary Afterlives of 1848
13. Vindicating Converso Religiosity: Alonso de Oropesa on the Pauline Conversion as a Jewish–Christian Transformation
14. Why Shu Did Not Write: A Media–Power Compatibility Model of Institutional Non-Adoption of Writing in Ancient Shu, with Comparative Notes from Elam, the Maya, and the Inca
15. Gesù Abbandonato as a Hermeneutical Framework for Christian–Buddhist Dialogue in Thailand
16. Role of Rani in Naga Mandala: A Feminist Study
17. Role of Rani in Naga Mandala: A Feminist Study
18. The Autobiographical Voice of Kweku Ananse: Self-Representation, Storytelling, and Narrative Authority in Akan Oral Tradition
19. The Autobiographical Voice of Kweku Ananse: Self-Representation, Storytelling, and Narrative Authority in Akan Oral Tradition
20. Ideological constructions of marriage in Christianity: evidence from hymn 236 in Tinsimu ta Vakreste