The article focused on the evangelical activities of Christian missionaries to convert natives Christianity in colonial Punjab, with particular reference Lahore and Sialkot districts. With annexation Punjab 1849, cultural social ethos took a surprising turn, new community converted Christians started form progressively. This societal drive was unique because it attracted individuals from afflue...

The scholarship on the history of Protestant missions to Puerto Rico after Spanish American War 1898 emphasizes Americanizing tendencies missionaries in construction new Rican. There is no doubt that main missionary motif during 1890s was indeed civilization. Even though part evangelistic efforts some missionaries, evidence shows a minority among them Presbyterians James A. McAllister and Judso...

sexual activity both resulted from meat-eating. In the early days of this century, a similar debate turned on human dietary standards and the relative importance of protein and as yet unidentified trace nutrients. Finally, of course, the troubled postwar episode of the worldwide protein shortage shifted the level of controversy from the laboratory into the realms of application and policy. Expe...

This paper examines the concept of God in traditional Igbo-African religious thought, prior to advent Western religion, with a view showing that idea God/Deity who is supreme every area life and sphere influence “creates out nothing,” like Christian or missionaries, unrecognized thought. Even though Igbo conceive strong powerful deities can only reign within their respective where they are char...

Within the modern capitalist World-System, Missionary work was mostly developed through connubiality with colonial powers. The missionary of Anglican Church is no exception. This article centers on enterprise carried out in Argentine Patagonia nineteenth century. Missionaries’ reports carefully narrated that venture. However, language and notions underlying work’s narration reveal dominion ideo...

P opular opinion of medical missionaries has undergone wide swings during the last 2 centuries. Individuals who traveled far from home, often into dangerous territory to spread their religious faith in conjunction with medical care, have been both praised enthusiastically for their benevolent work, and castigated as pompous, presumptuous, and overly pious. Considering the enormous effect these ...