L’adaptation religieuse au contexte socioculturel : une église évangélique montréalaise
Evangelical Christianity in the Quebec context is shaped by various factors, including migratory movements, transnationalism, proselytizing, the evolution of the society and the growing individualization of religion in the modern era. Indeed, the case study I carried out in a Montreal Evangelical church reveals an effort of socio-cultural adaptation specific to the local context, particularly with respect to practice and community life. I show that these changes are not an isolated phenomenon but rather they take place in the context of a wider movement. They are influenced by the evolution of this religion in Quebec and are oriented to contribute to the growth of Evangelical Christianity in the local context.
religion inculturation anthropology sociocultural anthropology Evangelical Christianity Quebec revitalization movements syncretism