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2945-7831 ea of a Christian ‘civilizing mission‘ within the context of China. It provides a local, non-Han perspective based on a rich array of historical, ethnographical, and empirical sources.978-1-349-37574-5978-0-230-61649-3Series ISSN 2945-7831 Series E-ISSN 2945-784X

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F. Perfumo,M. Giusti,R. Gusmano,G. Giordanoellion of 1900. An increasing number of Christian missionaries entered China during this period of turmoil and attempted to promote their values among the Chinese people in the country’s cities, in the inland, and at the periphery.

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Evangelism and Its Unintended Consequences: Christian Missionaries in the Nineteenth and Early Twentellion of 1900. An increasing number of Christian missionaries entered China during this period of turmoil and attempted to promote their values among the Chinese people in the country’s cities, in the inland, and at the periphery.

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Eberhard Ritz,Wilhelm Kreusser,Jürgen Bommerhas been aimed at non-Western people. However, “civilizing missions” are not uniquely a product of the West. They have also occurred within China, deriving from China’s state and aimed at its periphery (Harrell 1995).

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Presence Evangelism: The Salvation Armyiarly known as the Second Great Awakening. This was characterized by “camp meetings,” a unique frontier institution aimed at evangelizing working-class people. Encouraged by Caughey to start street meetings and to work for the conversion of others, Booth committed himself to evangelizing and helping the working-class poor in England..