Neopentecostalism has been defined as a religious movement, which was denominationally termed in the 70s in Brazil and from the Classical Pentecostalism in the USA in the beginning of 20th century. For this research some main sources were assumed, such as neopentecostal literature, speeches from members and leaders, personal observations and TV and ...
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Este artigo propõe analisar as relações entre o pentecostalismo e o protestantismo “histórico” nos últimos 100 anos. Desde o ano 2010 comemora-se o centenário da chegada do pentecostalismo no Brasil por meio das pregações do ítalo-americano Luis ...
Leonildo Silveira Campos
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'God helps those who help themselves'… religion and Assisted Reproductive Technology usage amongst urban Ghanaians. [PDF]
Hiadzi RA, Boafo IM, Tetteh PM.
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Social coupling and decoupling: Pastors as entrepreneurs
Neo-Pentecostal ministers, whose churches follow productive enterprise patterns, seem to be endowed with the ability to build new social relations—linked to the religious context—while concurrently moving away from previous links, especially those with ...
Victor Silva Corrêa +2 more
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"A Divine Infection": A Systematic Review on the Roles of Religious Communities During the Early Stage of COVID-19. [PDF]
Lee M, Lim H, Xavier MS, Lee EY.
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Anti-COVID-19 Vaccine Narratives Among African and North American Neo-Pentecostals (Part 2): Public Health Impacts and Theological Response to Leadership Gaps and Lessons. [PDF]
Orogun D.
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Anti-COVID-19 Vaccine Narratives Among African and North American Neo-Pentecostals (Part 1): Evidence, Causes and Lessons. [PDF]
Orogun D.
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Correlates of Elder Abuse in São Paulo, Brazil: The Roles of Age, Depression, and Religion. [PDF]
Tamanini JTN +9 more
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Muslim political dissent in coastal East Africa: complexities, ambiguities, entanglements. [PDF]
Kirby B, Meinema E, Olsson H.
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