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Christian Education as Discipleship Formation
Christian Education Journal, 2018 To be true to its name-sake, the academic focus of Christian education should be in service to discipleship, not vice versa. Only discipleship formation equips for the eternal transcendent issue of life.
William F. Cox, Robert A. Peck
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The Call to Discipleship and Proselytizing
Harvard Theological Review, 1999Proselytizing is addressed expressly in only one passage in the New Testament (Matt 23:15). Its appearance there in material unique to the First Gospel and in the negative form of a curse, already has been justifiably criticized by J. Gnilka.l My brief essay, however, does not concern itself with such a critique, necessary though it may be.
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2000
Abstract In this sequel to Tradition and Imagination , Brown continues to argue for an understanding of revelation that takes post‐biblical developments seriously. In the first three chapters, changing attitudes in Christian discipleship are explored by taking successively the issue of the equality of the sexes, imitation of the saints ...
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Abstract In this sequel to Tradition and Imagination , Brown continues to argue for an understanding of revelation that takes post‐biblical developments seriously. In the first three chapters, changing attitudes in Christian discipleship are explored by taking successively the issue of the equality of the sexes, imitation of the saints ...
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2001
Abstract From the earliest days, Methodists were exhorted to practice works of piety and works of mercy in order to nurture both inner religion and social holiness. These works of piety include family worship, public prayer (often manifested during the week as the “prayer meeting”), and fasting.
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Abstract From the earliest days, Methodists were exhorted to practice works of piety and works of mercy in order to nurture both inner religion and social holiness. These works of piety include family worship, public prayer (often manifested during the week as the “prayer meeting”), and fasting.
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International Review of Mission, 2016
AbstractMost communities of the world, and particularly in the continent of Africa, are multi‐faith and multicultural. Christianity is a major religion in the continent that has succeeded in persuading adherents of African traditional religions to switch off from their indigenous belief and switch on to Christian belief.
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AbstractMost communities of the world, and particularly in the continent of Africa, are multi‐faith and multicultural. Christianity is a major religion in the continent that has succeeded in persuading adherents of African traditional religions to switch off from their indigenous belief and switch on to Christian belief.
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