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Ineffable Tongues: An Analysis of the Notion of Ineffability in Pentecostal Glossolalia

Filozofia
In this text I will analyze the notion of ineffability present in one of the most common practices of Pentecostalism, which is known as glossolalia: speaking in strange or non-existent languages. I will begin by outlining several of the main conceptions
Fernanda Rojas
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Dispensationalism and Pentecostalism: Contours, Convergences and Divergences [PDF]

Pharos Journal of Theology
This article compares Dispensationalism and Pentecostalism. Opening remarks are personal experience of both ideologies. The historical evolution is highlighted and how they influence each other either negatively or positively.
Dr Kelebogile Thomas Resane
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Inside the Swashing Glossolalias of Artaud

Revista Brasileira de Estudos da Presença, 2016
By analyzing the works of Artaud it is evident a set of ideas that suggests principles for vocality in the context of performance. This vocality is based on a notion of glossolalia as a concept linked to enunciative practices, especially as potency for ...
Gil Roberto Almeida, César Lignelli
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Amor, um caminho de glossa: cavar a terra dos corpos e das línguas.

Revista Brasileira de Estudos da Presença, 2018
A partir da imagem do ato de escavar em um poema de Paul Celan, suscita-se uma potência do amor como ação poética capaz de criar novos afetos e sujeitos políticos. Tal noção de amor, avessa à tradição romântica, faz tensionar o limite do indivíduo e tudo
Gil Roberto Almeida, César Lignelli
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Christian Ethical Perspectives on Speaking in Tongues (glossolalia) as a Mandatory Requirement for Selecting a Church Leader [PDF]

E-Journal of Religious and Theological Studies
Speaking in tongues has a long history in the church, dating back to Christ’s apostles (Acts 2:4). While theologians like John Calvin, St. Augustine, and Chrysostom view it as outdated, Pentecostal and Charismatic Christians assert its relevance today ...
George Anderson Jnr. , Philip Kwadwo Okyere   +1 more
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Speaking in tongues: the return of typological studies

Joelho, 2013
Speaking in tongues is a common expression for the word glossolalia, the usage of which is probably restricted to circles of the academia. Both terms relate to the idea of a sacred language, voiced by religious believers during meditation. Such language,
Diogo Seixas Lopes
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Mysticism and spirituality

Scripta Instituti Donneriani Aboensis, 2009
How does the popular correspond to the grand terms of the title? Are not mysticism and spirituality something very exclusive, reserved for a few individuals?
Nils Holm
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Les langues du Saint-Esprit

ThéoRèmes, 2019
This essay establishes a historical account of the phenomena of "speaking in tongues" and prophecy in Christian context in modern times, since the seventeenth century (little prophets of the Cévennes) to evangelical Churches of the Revival in the early ...
Jean-Pierre Cavaillé
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Deus e o diabo: parceiros na linguagem (neo)pentecostal? | God and Devil: Are they partners in the (Neo)Pentecostal Language?

Reflexão, 2019
Este artigo tem como objetivo apresentar uma abordagem acerca da Linguagem Religiosa Pentecostal, sob o olhar do cientista da Religião, bem como analisar os gestos, narrativas e maneiras como algumas dessas linguagens perpassam as comunidades religiosas
Marina Aparecida Oliveira dos Santos Correa
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Bridging the fire: A Wesleyan lens on Pentecostal Theology and its implications for discipleship in the Methodist Church Ghana [PDF]

E-Journal of Religious and Theological Studies
This study examines the growing Pentecostal and charismatic influence within The Methodist Church Ghana, with specific attention to renewal movements such as the “Prayer Tower.” Its purpose is to explore how Pentecostal spirituality can be constructively
Fiifi Afenyi-Donkor
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