Pentecostalism in East Asia: Indigenous oriental christianity?

Pneuma

Volumn 22, Issue 1-2, 2000, Pages 115-132

  Anderson, Allan H ^a  

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EID: 84856385110     PISSN: 02720965     EISSN: 15700747     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1163/157007400X00088     Document Type: Article

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2. Patrick Johnstone, Operation World (Carlisle, UK: OM Publishing, 1993), 42-43.
3. Harvey Cox, Fire from Heaven: The Rise of Pentecostal Spirituality and the Reshaping of Religion in the Twenty-ffrst Century (London, England: Cassell, 1996), 214.
4. Shamsundar M. Adhav, Pandita Ramabai (Madras, India: Christian Literature Society, 1979), 216.
5. Johnstone, Operation World, 293.
6. Aveey T. Willis, Indonesian Revival: Why Two Million Came to Christ (South Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library, 1977), xv.
7. Jim Montgomery, New Testament Fire in the Philippines (Manila, Philippines: C-Grip, 1972), 20.
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10. Salazar, New Religions Movements, 194-199.
11. Allan H. Anderson, Zion and Pentecost: The Spiritualitv and Experience of African Pentecostal and Zionist/Apostolic Churches in South Africa (Pretoria: University of South Africa Press, 1999).
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16. Salazar, New REligious Movements, 50.
17. Bayss "Christian Revival," 175.
18. Bridge 62:5, 63:3.
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20. Bridge 63:5-7.
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25. Bridge 63:11, 14.
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27. See also Norman H. Cliff, "The Life and Theology of Watchman Nee, Including a Study of the Little Flock Movement which He Founded" (Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International, 1987).
28. Bridge 56:2, 4.
29. The best known of Watchman Nee's books might be a popular commentary on Romans entitled The Normal Christian Life (Bombay, India: Gospel Literature Service, 1957).
30. Bridge 56:8.
31. Bridge 56:9, 20.
32. Cliff, "Watchman Nee," 58, 298.
33. Swanson, Taiwan, 171, 192.
34. Bridge 57:3, 6-8.
35. Bridge 57:14-15.
36. Salazar, New Religious Movements, 79-83.
37. Allan H. Anderson, Maya: The Holy Spirit in an African Context (Pretoria, South Africa: University of South Africa Press, 1991), 29.
38. Lee Hong Jung, "Mingung and Pentecostal Movements in Korea," in Pentecostals after a Century: Global Perspectives on a Movement in Transition, ed. Allan H. Anderson and Walter H. Hollenweger (Sheffield, England: Sheffield Academic Press, 1999);
39. also Martin, Tongues of Fire, 146.
40. Lee Jae Bum, "Pentecostal Type Distinctives and Korean Protestant Church Growth" (Ph.D. diss., Fuller Theological Seminary, 1986), 7. For Korean names, I use the Korean method of placing the family name first, followed by the two character first name, throughout this article.
41. Lee, "Pentecostal Type Distinctives," 272, 293.
42. Cox, Fire from Heaven, 220;
43. Johnstone, Operation World, 336.
44. Pentecostals grew by 742% during the period 1969-1982, far surpassing the next highest denominational growth rates: the Presbyterians at 135% and the Methodists at 130%. Lee, "Pentecostal Type Distinctives," 234.
45. Lee, "Pentecostal Type Distinctives," 260, 295.
46. Lee, "Pentecostal Type Distinctives," 169-176.
47. Lee, "Pentecostal Type Distinctives," 180-184;
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50. Lee, "Pentecostal Type Distinctives," 184-186, 203-204;
51. Lee, "Holy Spirit Movement," 98.
52. Martin, Tongues of Fire, 143.
53. Lee, "Pentecostal Type Distinctives," 189-190;
54. Lee, "Holy Spirit Movement," 130-136.
55. Martin, Tongues of Fire, 146.
56. Cox, Fire from Heaven, 232-233.
57. Johnstone, Operation World, 336.
58. Cox, Fire from Heaven, 221;
59. Lee, "Holy Spirit Movement," 175.
60. Kim Ki Dong, Demonology (Seoul, South Korean: Berea Press, 1997), 209-211;
61. Lee, "Holy Spirit Movement," 209.
62. Martin, Tongues of Fire, 147.
63. Lee, "Holy Spirit Movement," 43.
64. Yoido Full Gospel Church, Yoido Full Gospel Church (Seoul, South Korea: Yoido Full Gospel Church, 1993), 7.
65. Lee, "Pentecostal Type Distinctives," 247-255.
66. Cox, Fire from Heaven, 219.
67. Cox, Fire from Heaven, 222.
68. Martin, Tongues of Fire, 140-141.
69. Cox, Fire from Heaven, 224.
70. Lee, "Holy Spirit Movement," 19-20, 25, 205.
71. Cox, Fire from Heaven, 228.
72. Lee, "Pentecostal Type Distinctives," 298.
73. Yoido Full Gospel Church, 1.
74. Anderson, Maya, 30.