Brill’s Encyclopedia of Global Pentecostalism
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Frank D. Macchia: Global Pentecostalism and the Spirit-Baptized Church
Beast’s Religion Mix of Pentecostalism and Liberalism
Beast’s Religion Mix of Pentecostalism and Liberalism? I saw a posting a while back about some kind of church that was supposed to be…
I am still in love with Pentecostalism
But I am still in love with Pentecostalism. She is my lover and, as far as I can tell, always will be. She took…
Pacifism and nonviolence in early Pentecostalism:
Pacifism and nonviolence was a vital to conviction to early Pentecostalism: “From the very beginning the [Pentecostal] movement has been characterized by Quaker principles….
Pentecostalism Through the Eyes of the South
Pentecostalism Through the Eyes of the South Many of us have formed our pentecostal theology through the eyes of the southern experience. More than…
Wild and Weird: William J Seymour, Azusa Street and Early Pentecostalism
Wild and Weird: William J Seymour, Azusa Street and Early Pentecostalism as Reported by the Los Angeles Secular Newspapers Wild and Weird is a…
Thoughts on Montanism and Pentecostalism
Thoughts on Montanism and Pentecostalism Many years ago, I read about Montanism. Some Pentecostal authors actually seem positive toward the movement and describe it…
Pentecostalism: Advanced Information
Pentecostalism is an evangelical charismatic reformation movement which usually traces its roots to an outbreak of tongue – speaking in Topeka, Kansas, in 1901…
Pentecostalism vs The Charismatic Movement
Overview Pentecostalism (from Pentecost, the day on which the gift of the Holy Spirit was given to the Apostles) originated from the Wesleyan Holiness…
NeoPentecostalism: Deprivation and Western Pentecostalism Revisited
‘There is something quite pragmatic about their religious search. Truths are not accepted because someone says they are true, no matter …
Has Pentecostalism really arrived?
Hey folks, this is from Christianity Today. We have arrived! John Kissinger [08/06/2015 11:50 AM]I dont understand – there’s some confusion of terminology going…
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