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Evangelical and Post-Evangelical Christianity

European Judaism, 2005
According to recent polls by US News and World Report , there are today 119 million U.S. citizens who class themselves as 'actively believing' Christians. Of these, more than eighty million profess to attend church more than once every week. Extrapolating from this same survey, more than sixty million Americans believe their Christian faith to be the ...
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Post‐Evangelicalism, Ex‐Evangelicalism, Progressive Evangelicalism

Religion Compass
ABSTRACT Evangelical disenchantment—a concept coined by historian David Hempton—is not new, but has manifested in new ways in the twenty‐first century. The departure from conservative evangelicalism by those termed ex‐ and post‐evangelicals has altered the landscape of American Christianity.
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Education and Formation for Evangelism: Evangelism and Youth

International Review of Mission, 2007
When I began preparations for this presentation, I was struck by the main theme of this seminar, viz. mission as proclamation of the gospel. It was a reminder of the need for a holistic approach to what we have generally come to understand as "proclamation". For many Christians in India, both the theologically trained as well as the laity, proclamation
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Evangelicals

2020
Evangelical Christianity in East and Southeast Asia has experienced significant growth since the 1970s, fueled by factors such as Western missions, indigenous movements, and the rise of Pentecostalism. This growth is particularly evident in countries like South Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Cambodia, Myanmar, and the Philippines.
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Evangelism in Social Networks

2016
We consider a population of interconnected individuals that, with respect to a piece information, at each time instant can be subdivided into three (time-dependent) categories: agnostic, influenced, and evangelists. A dynamical process of information diffusion evolves among the individuals of the population according to the following rules.
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Evangelization: Evangelizing in the Medical Office Setting

The Linacre Quarterly, 2008
AbstractNo matter what our calling in life, all Catholic Christians are called to discipleship and evangelization. Pope John Paul II called on us to proclaim from the "house tops" if necessary the sanctity of life, from conception to natural death, despite the obstacles encountered.
Joseph C. Evers, Chau Thiede
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Evangelical Travel and the Evangelical Construction of Gender

1992
The religious journey, the oldest and culturally most acceptable mode of travel for women was, also, the one to survive longest. It persisted down to the twentieth century. Indeed the concept and popular image of the pilgrimage, as well as actual travel to the Holy Places, had a revival during the second half of the nineteenth century.
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Palestinian Evangelicals and Global Evangelicalism

Abstract Given the great theological significance of the state of Israel for many evangelicals worldwide, the existence of a population of Palestinian (Israeli) evangelicals seems counterintuitive at first. This small population shares common markers of evangelicalism but due to their Palestinian identity has a difficult relationship ...
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Evangelicals

2017
Evangelical theology emphasizes a personal relationship with God through Jesus Christ, cultivated through prayer, Bible study, and worship, which shapes the social behaviour of its followers. Evangelicalism exists across Protestant and Anglican traditions, with Pentecostal churches being the fastest-growing and most numerous.
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