Deus Destroyed

Discover the intricate interplay of ideas and historical events in Deus Destroyed by George Elison, published by Harvard University Press in 1988. This compelling book delves into the experiences of Jesuit missionaries in early Japan, examining their attitudes and the political complexities that ultimately led to their downfall. With a thorough exploration of the multifaceted responses of the Japanese to Christianity, Elison provides readers with a profound understanding of this pivotal historical moment. Spanning 542 pages, Deus Destroyed is an essential read for anyone interested in the intersections of religion, culture, and politics. Available in paperback, this insightful work is a must-have for your collection.