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Dreaming faith into being: Indigenous Evangelicals and co-acted experiences of the divine
2016
Temenos
This article examines the role of socio-moral space in people's experiences of divine presence. More specifically, it addresses the questions of how social others influence people's experiences of God and Satan among the indigenous evangelical Yine people of Peruvian Amazonia, and the consequences these interactions have for the individual believer and the collectivity. For the Yine dreams are a privileged site of human encounter with other-than-human beings, and they also feature centrally in
doi:10.33356/temenos.60306
fatcat:5mnk7xragzeiri7lneiitms3ju