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Pilgrim Holiness: Martyrdom as Descriptive Witness
(2008-06-05)
Martyrdom, as an explicitly christological witness, offers limited but vital description
within the various and unpredictable arenas of living, suffering and death. That is,
martyrdom is not the tragic conclusion of some ...
Feasts and the Social Order in Early Jewish Society (ca. Third Century B.C.E.-Third Century C.E.)
(2007)
My dissertation elucidates the roles feasts played in constructing the social order
for different Jewish communities from approximately the third century B.C.E. to the
third century C.E. Feasts - defined in this work as ...
Towards an Ecumenical Understanding of the Eucharist: A Proposal for Pentecostals
(2005)
Historically, most Pentecostals have tended to be wary of the concept of "sacraments,"
and accordingly have favored a purely memorialist understanding of the Lord's Supper
or Eucharist. Yet the resources latent in Pentecostal ...