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The Spiral of Attention, Arousal, and Release: A Comparative Phenomenology of Jhāna Meditation and Speaking in Tongues. [PDF]
Am J Hum BiolBrahinsky J +4 more
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Self-Disclosure and Spiritual Well-Being in Pastors Seeking Professional Psychological Help. [PDF]
Pastoral Psychol, 2017 Salwen ED +3 more
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That Which They Will Not See: Climate Denial as a Vector of Epistemological Crisis in the Contemporary United States. [PDF]
EthnosCrockford S.
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Infant mortality and social causality: Lessons from the history of Britain's public health movement, c. 1834-1914. [PDF]
Br J SociolNosrati E, Kelly MP, Szreter S.
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Dialog, 2008
Abstract: The evangelical ethos gives priority to grace over works and is shaped by its irrepressible missionary impulse; faith is existential rather than merely conceptual. The early roots of evangelicalism through the modern period are discussed, and put in context with other movements that grew out of the Reformation.
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Abstract: The evangelical ethos gives priority to grace over works and is shaped by its irrepressible missionary impulse; faith is existential rather than merely conceptual. The early roots of evangelicalism through the modern period are discussed, and put in context with other movements that grew out of the Reformation.
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Evangelism, Evangelization, and Catechesis
Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology, 1994Au milieu des efforts contemporains pour renouveler l'Eglise, le processus d'evangelisation doit etre reaffirme et reinstitue. La place de l'evangelisation se situe entre entre evangelisme et catechese. Tandis que l'evangelisme cherche a attirer les personnes a l'Eglise et la catechese a instruire sur la longue duree, l'evangelisation initie les gens a
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2019
Abstract Chapter 5 explores the religious, spiritual, and secular lives of Evangelical twentysomethings, who account for 30% of all twentysomethings. Using congregational ethnographies of two Evangelical churches, this chapter describes why and how religiously active Evangelicals, which includes most Evangelicals, select a church to join.
Tim Clydesdale, Kathleen Garces-Foley
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Abstract Chapter 5 explores the religious, spiritual, and secular lives of Evangelical twentysomethings, who account for 30% of all twentysomethings. Using congregational ethnographies of two Evangelical churches, this chapter describes why and how religiously active Evangelicals, which includes most Evangelicals, select a church to join.
Tim Clydesdale, Kathleen Garces-Foley
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