Hierarchies of Power: Evangelical Christianity and Adat Transformation in Indonesian Borneo

Acknowledgments
Praise page for Hierarchies of Power
Contents
List of Figures
1 Introduction
	P/E Church, Religious Change, and Globalization
	Value-Culturalist Approach
	Hierarchy, Religious Change, and Power Structures
	The Kenyah in Apokayan and Central Borneo
	The Fieldwork
	Outline of the Chapters
	References
2 The End of Headhunting and the Globalizing Mission of Evangelical Christianity in Borneo
	Upland-Lowland Social Formation in Precolonial and Colonial Borneo
	The End of Headhunting
	Moral Frontiers and P/E Christian Ideology
		The Urgency of Proselytizing and Evangelical Christian Moral Geography
		Self-Planting Church and Egalitarian Vision of a Church Network
		The Radical Break with Tradition
	Conclusion
	References
3 The Fall of Adat Pu’un and the Politics of Church Making
	The Fall of Old Adat, Bungan Malan, and Christianity as a Novel Form of Power
	The Emergence of the Indigenous Church and Local Evangelists
	Becoming Missionaries: Transnational Church Development in the Midst of Indonesia’s Revolution
	The Fall of Old Adat, Church, and Gendered Social Change
	Conclusion
	References
4 The Spirit Went Upriver: Disenchanted Adat and the Politics of “Culture”
	The Return of Adat, Ladung Bio, and Politics of Pemekaran
	Christian Aristocrat: Pastor Raising a Belawing
	Uman Jenai as Disenchanted Rituals
	Beyond the Ritual, Gendered Adat, and Ethics of Everyday Life
	Conclusion
	References
5 Inter-Denominational Relations, Hierarchy, and Schism
	Bungan Malan Movement and Early Conversion
	Contrasting Liturgies and Polarized Villages
	Liturgy, Village Events, and Inter-Denominational Relations
	The Complete and Incomplete Church
	Conclusion
	References
6 Conclusion
	The Articulation of Socio-Religious Forms and the Development of P/E Christianity
	Reassessing Religious Change in Borneo, Southeast Asia, and Beyond
	References
Index