Protestantism in Repression [Paperback] Orbis

**Protestantism in Repression** dives headfirst into the messy, complicated world of religious resistance under authoritarian regimes. This isn't your Sunday school history lesson—it's a raw examination of how Protestant communities navigate survival, faith, and defiance when governments get heavy-handed about worship.

The book unpacks key themes of religious freedom, political resistance, and the fascinating ways communities adapt their practices underground. Perfect for theology students, history buffs, political science nerds, and anyone curious about how faith intersects with power struggles. Whether you're studying comparative religion or just love stories about people sticking it to oppressive systems, this one delivers.

Published by Orbis, known for their social justice and liberation theology titles, this paperback tackles serious subject matter without putting you to sleep.

This preloved copy from Patina Paperbacks has plenty of intellectual firepower left in it.

"Incredibly eye-opening perspective on religious persecution—changed how I think about modern faith movements." "Dense but rewarding read that connects historical patterns to contemporary issues perfectly."