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Healing and Kenneth Hagin

Warrington, Keith
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Healing
Word of Faith
Christians
Faith
Scriptura
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Bioethics
Health ethics
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Pentecostal, Charismatic
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Jesus Christ
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Asian Christianity / Theologies
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"Kenneth Hagin (1917-) represents and is widely accepted as the father of the Word of Faith Ministries1 though his mantle has largely fallen to Kenneth and Gloria Copeland who, through the magazine “Believer’s Voice of Victory,” promulgate a similar message concerning healing.2 Because of the impact of his teaching concerning healing,3 with its attendant reactions,4 it is appropriate to analyze his beliefs and practices. Despite his attempts to prove that Christians may emulate the healing ministry of Jesus, he assumes major differences that undermine such a link. These will now be explored."
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2000
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