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A Comparison of Pentecostals in Hong Kong, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur: Culture and Belief

In: Journal of Empirical Theology
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William K. Kay Glyndŵr University Wales williamkkay@gmail.com

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Using empirical and quantitative methods Pentecostal ministers are compared in the three locations of Hong Kong, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. After providing an account of the historical backgrounds of Pentecostal churches in these locations, similarities and differences in the samples may be attributed to environmental or cultural effects. The paper concludes that there is evidence that cultural differences affect the views of respondents in a variety of measurable ways including in their opinion of ecumenical cooperation and in their attitudes to the poor or disadvantaged.

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