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Initial Evidence or Evident Initials?
Plüss, Jean Daniel
Plüss, Jean Daniel
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"Pentecostalism is a comparatively young and fast growing movement. Not surprisingly, it is also ideologically in motion. The theologizing of Pentecostals is a result of experiences they have come to cherish and reflections in view of these experiences, relating them to the religious and other traditions they are acquainted with. As their ideas on the significance of Spirit baptism and speaking in tongues (glossolalia) developed, they were at the same time interacting with cultural trends, social changes and new worldviews. From that point of view, it can be expected that Pentecostals in different parts of the world would put different emphases and generate a variety of reflective material on an experience they believe they have in common."
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1999
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