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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Glossolalia"”.

  1. Phonetic Descriptions of Glossolalia

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  2. A critical history of glossolalia

    This item was digitized by the Internet Archive. Thesis (Ph.D.)--Boston University

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  3. Liturgical Order and Glossolalia: 1 Corinthians 14:26c-33a and its Implications

    <p>Problem. Though the practice of glossolalia, understood as continuing the phenomenon described in 1 Corinthians 14, has spread through both Catholic and Protestant denominations, it has remained something of a puzzle among Christians, some of whom regard it as a mark of genuine faith, while …

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  4. Glossolalia: an ethnographic study of the rhetorical role of speaking in tongues in the creation of the pentecostal religious culture

    … the individual and group experiences of glossolalia within a Pentecostal church. The study examined the discursive interactions and rhetorical impact of how this Pentecostal church gave meaning to the experience of glossolalia or speaking in tongues and the individual and group …

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  5. "Missionary tongues": The origins and intersections of Pentecostalism in West Africa and North America

    … spiritual baptism experiences. Aspects such as glossolalia, healing, evangelism, and the role of the supernatural in the natural world were translated in different contexts in West Africa and North America, but were pragmatically applied in a way that is undeniably Pentecostal. North American …

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