Christian Faith Rush in Rural Areas and Social Work Intervention

Jian-ling Zhao and Shu-min Wang

Asian Agricultural Research, 2012, vol. 04, issue 09, 4

Abstract: To make the public have rational knowledge of the Christian faith rush in rural areas and guide coordinated development of Christianity with the socialist society, we analyzed reasons and complex influence on rural social development from aspects of society and individual and attraction of Christianity by the Literature Analysis Method. In view of its negative effect, we put forward several countermeasures from the perspective of social work intervention, such as improving farmers’ overall qualities, promoting effective implementation of social security system, and correcting believers’ understanding of Christianity. Finally, we introduced situation of Christian faith in other countries and reference and directive significance to China.

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Date: 2012
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