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Churches And The State: Aspects Of Religious Ideology In Colonial And Post-Colonial Jamaica

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Caribbean history, culture, and politics Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies Caribbean and African Literature and Culture

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En Jamaique, le pentecotisme remplace et reinterprete des aspects du discours de race et de classe. Loin d'etre un phenomene, ces formes de deplacement et de reinterpretation etaient presentes dans la pratique baptiste d'autrefois.

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