Vol. 15 No. 2: Religious Conversion in a Religiously Plural World

Religious conversion is a phenomenon that has intrigued scholars, theologians, and sociologists for centuries. As the conscious choice of a particular form of religion over another, it is eminently a form of religious contact. Religious conversion may be approached psychologically, sociologically, and conceptually. The contributions of this special issue show all three approaches and cover a wide array of geographical, social, and religious contexts.

The special issue appears in two batches. This first batch includes four contributions, with five more in the pipeline for the second batch.