Native Evangelism in Central America by Hugo G. Nutini and Jean F. Nutini (review)
“The fundamental assumption of this book is that evangelism of all persuasions has a definite function in the face of the monolithism of Catholicism in Mexico. . . . More precisely, it provides something that is lacking in Roman Catholicism today or was practiced in the past but is no longer part of Church praxis . . . [The Church] has become ritually and ceremonially ossified, and has forgotten that its religious success often derived from the social, economic, and psychological support it afforded the faithful” (p. 162).