Invisible Agents

Discover the profound connection between spirituality and social movements in Invisible Agents by David Malcolm Gordon. Published by Ohio University Press in 2012, this captivating paperback spans 384 pages and delves into the rich history of Zambia during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Gordon's insightful analysis explores how deeply held spiritual beliefs have the power to inspire social change and influence political landscapes. By examining the interplay between religion and politics, particularly within the context of the Lumpa Church and the United National Independence Party, this book invites readers to reflect on similar dynamics in other regions of the world. Ideal for those interested in autonomy and independence movements, as well as the cultural intersections of Christianity and politics, Invisible Agents is a thought-provoking read that illuminates the significant role of faith in shaping history.