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Acknowledgements ix
Note about Names and Style xi
Introduction 1
Japanese History, Christianity, and the LDS Church 13
Toward an Understanding of Religious and Japanese Identities 51
Joining the Church, Leaving the Church 87
What It Means To Be A Latter-day Saint 115
Identity Balance: Conflicts and Reconciliations 135
Church Work as Identity Work 153
Missionary Work in Japan 167
Japanese Identity, Mormon Identity: Sketches and Conclusions 187
Research Methods 197
Bibliography 207
Index 227
About the Author 231
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Jessica Falotico
reviewed Japanese Saints on September 21, 2011 Japanese Saints
A bit dry but informative on insularity and self absorption in Japanese culture, and the perpetuation of national myths of the superiority and unique specialness that is Japan.
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