Lutherans in Japan

Peery's groundbreaking study of the Lutheran Church in Japan provides a fascinating glimpse into the history of Christianity in this key Asian nation. Focusing on the social, cultural, and political factors that shaped the church's development, it offers new insights into the role of religion in shaping modern Japan.
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