<b>Blessed are the ‘poor’; because they reign (at least) in ‘pentecostalism’</b> - doi: 10.4025/actascihumansoc.v34i2.18637
Abstract
Pentecostalism is a religion by the extracts more feedback from socially disadvantaged population: the poor. So far nothing new, Antonio Gouvêa Mendonça and Ricardo Mariano, for example, has pointed to this reality. But why is that? If so, what are the affinities between Pentecostalism and poverty? In this sense, this test becomes relevant, as it seeks to shed light on some issues underlying this reality. For this reason, attempts by means of two approaches, a socio-political and other theological correlate phenomena, characteristics and affinities with the aim of much questioning the subject and provoke the reader and whet his curiosity about the subject on screen than be entered totalizing answers.
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