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Deaf Ecclesiology

The Great Commission Baptist Journal of Missions, 2023
Autonomous, indigenous Deaf churches are not simply hearing churches translated into sign language. This article explores contextualization in Deaf church ecclesiology.  Corporate prayer among Deaf churches demonstrates the need for understanding and adjusting assumptions about prayer to make the gospel and church life accessible to Deaf Christians.
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In the Age of the Post-Ecclesiality (The Emergence of Post-Ecclesiological Modernity)

Forum Theologicum Sardicense
Archim. Grigorios D. Papathomas, In the Age of the Post-Ecclesiality (The Emergence of Post-Ecclesiological Modernity). Since the Crusades, the three major Christian denominations—Catholics, Protestants, and Orthodox Christians—have developed conceptions
Archim. Grigorios D. Papathomas
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Networked Religion: Metaphysical Redemption or Eternal Regret? [PDF]

Postdigit Sci Educ, 2021
McLaren P.
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Pastoral Ministry in Unsettled Times: A Qualitative Study of the Experiences of Clergy During the COVID-19 Pandemic. [PDF]

Rev Relig Res, 2022
Johnston EF, Eagle DE, Headley J, Holleman A.   +3 more
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Barriers to teaching evolution in higher education. [PDF]

Evolution (N Y), 2021
Tolman ER, Ferguson DG, Hubble G, Kaloi M, Niu M, Jensen JL.   +5 more
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Reorientation of mission and its action plans for a reformed missional ecclesiology in Africa

In die Skriflig
The quest to understand and practise the church’s missionary calling will remain a significant exercise in the church’s life of every age. This article aims to provide a reorientation of the mission and its action plans for a reformed missional ...
Thinandavha D. Mashau
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Framing a Theological Response to COVID-19 in the Presence of the Religious Other. [PDF]

Ecum Rev, 2020
Pearson C.
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Ekumeniese kerkreg: Die aangewese weg?

In die Skriflig, 2013
Die argument word gehoor dat kerkregeringstelsels soos dié van die Rooms-Katolieke, Lutherse en gereformeerde kerke van ’n transendentale aard was en is. Daardeur word geïmpliseer dat hierdie stelsels een transendentale, unieke vaste beginsel gebruik om ’
Pieter J. Strauss
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Book Review: VI. Ecclesiology: Ecclesiology [PDF]

Baptist Review and Expositor, 1906
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Die wet is evangelie: Die Heidelbergse Kategismus steeds aktueel na 450 jaar

In die Skriflig, 2013
In die denke van Martin Luther bestaan daar spanning tussen die wet van God en die evangelie. Vir Luther is liefde die eie werk en die wet die vreemde werk van God. Daarteenoor integreer of versoen Johannes Calvyn God se wet met die evangelie. Hy vertolk
Piet Strauss
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