History of Christianity in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, 1450-1990

Focusing on the transformative landscape of Christianity from 1450 to 1990, this comparative documentary history highlights the significant shift of the majority of Christians to Africa, Asia, and Latin America. It challenges traditional Western narratives by showcasing local initiatives and diverse experiences within these regions. The authors explore critical themes such as colonialism, slavery, and the quest for ecclesiastical independence, providing a broader perspective on the ecumenical conditions that have shaped modern Christianity.