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Forming Preachers: An Examination of Four Homiletical Pedagogy Paradigms
Teaching preaching effectively in the twenty-first century requires instructors to engage a multiplicity of pedagogical approaches. Unfortunately, there is a paucity of homiletical literature that surveys diverse pedagogical paradigms and practices ...
E. Trey Clark
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“A time to keep silence, and a time to speak” (Eccl 3:7b) Preaching and keeping silent in times of the COVID19-pandemic"
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Preaching has always been a means of congregational formation, and it is most effective in this endeavor when the homiletic matches the expectations of the audience. Modernism’s solo, authoritative clergy voice and postmodernism’s inductive New Homiletic
Tiffany Mangan Dahlman
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“Words, after speech, reach into the silence”. Listening, Reading, Hans Boersma, and Resonance
Hartmut Rosa has shown that the fundamental conflict of modernity lies in the categorical confusion of two concepts: accessibility and availability.
Alfred van de Weg
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Avoiding Loss While Proclaiming Hope: An Empirical-Theological Analysis of Funeral Sermons
This article examines the relationship between the proclamation of resurrection and the experience of grief in funeral sermons, drawing on extensive qualitative field research conducted in Slovakia.
Albín Masarik, Miloš Masarik
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Six Values Never to Silence: Jewish Perspectives on Nazi Medical Professionalism. [PDF]
Kolman JM, Miller SM.
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Preaching beyond Binary Categories: An Approach from Process Theology
Thinking in binary categories has often characterized both the Christian community and communities beyond the church. This pattern of mental operation typically sees binary categories as self-contained and often as mutually exclusive, e.g., male/female ...
Ronald J. Allen
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Marriage, sex, and the family in England, 1660-1800. [PDF]
Porter R.
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The Temple (1633), a book of devotional lyrics by the English poet George Herbert, was a site of innovation in the seventeenth-century book trade. Scholars of book history have attended to its numerous editions, but one important paratext has been ...
Tom Clayton
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