pentecostalism

If this is to occur, however, the Ecumenicals will need to be aware of the history of Pentecostalism, its ecumenical vision, its priorities, and especially its grassroots ecclesiology.

From 2005-2009, Yong was codirector of a research initiative facilitating a dialogue between Pentecostalism and science, funded by the John Templeton Foundation.

The philosophy of Moonists is largely syncretic, that is, it includes the combination of Catholicism, Pentecostalism, Jehovah, Shamanism, Occultism,etc, MP Osmonaliev stated.

A review of Black Fire: One Hundred Years of African American Pentecostalism by Estrelda Y.

Seymour at the Azusa Street Revival in Los Angeles in 1906 and following, pentecostalism claimed to provide evidentiary assurance for the baptism in the Spirit, namely speaking in tongues.

Becoming a Bible Way Pentecostal: Pentecostalism in the United States

The primary concern in this paper is examining the relationship between religion, precisely Pentecostalism, and the process of modernization aimed at creating modern industrial societies in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Robins in responding to scholars, such as Grant Wacker, who have minimized nonresistance in early Pentecostalism.

But his Pentecostalism is evident in his interpersonal style, as he shares testimonies of transformation and speaks freely and joyfully of his faith in Jesus Christ.

Chapters three through six highlight how New Zealand Baptists dealt with other denominations, the influence of Pentecostalism, and the changing mores of society.

The author divides the book into three main sections: "Origination," a narrative of Protestantism's historical development; "Manifestation," an examination of its fundamental ideas and institutions and its impact on culture; and "Transformation," a look at its radical change in the 20th century, especially its expansion in Latin America, Africa and Asia, and along with this the emergence of Pentecostalism as the most prominent expression of Protestantism in the world today.

Pentecostalism is a Christian renewal movement dating from the early 20th century, and is now seen as one of the fastest growing Christian movements in the world.