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Peter L. Berger in his book T''he Desecularization of the World: Resurgent Religion and World Politics'' wrote:
 
Peter L. Berger in his book T''he Desecularization of the World: Resurgent Religion and World Politics'' wrote:
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{{cquote|The origins of this worldwide Evangelical upsurge are in the
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{{cquote|The origins of this worldwide Evangelical upsurge are in the United States from which the missionaries first went out. But it is
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United States. from which the missionaries first went out. But it is
   
very important to understand that, virtually everywhere and emphatically in Latin America, this new Evangelicalism is thoroughly indigenous and no longer dependent on support from U.S. fellow believers-indeed, Latin American Evangelicals have been sending missionaries to the Hispanic communiry in this country where there has been a comparable flurry of conversions.
 
very important to understand that, virtually everywhere and emphatically in Latin America, this new Evangelicalism is thoroughly indigenous and no longer dependent on support from U.S. fellow believers-indeed, Latin American Evangelicals have been sending missionaries to the Hispanic communiry in this country where there has been a comparable flurry of conversions.
  
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