The Anthropology of Protestantism

The book offers an ethnographic exploration of fishermen and their religious beliefs, engaging with broader discussions on religious radicalism, materiality, and economy. It challenges prevailing notions regarding the decline of religion in modern industrial societies, highlighting the complex interplay between faith and everyday life. Through this study, Webster invites readers to reconsider the significance of religion in contemporary contexts, emphasizing its relevance and influence on cultural practices and identities.