Unmasking consumerism for the practice of relational discipleship within the contemporary American cultural context

Matthew Charles Chittum

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Unmasking consumerism for the practice of relational discipleship within the contemporary American cultural context

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Matthew Charles Chittum. Unmasking Consumerism for the Practice of Relational Discipleship Within the Contemporary American Cultural Context. Western Seminary (Portland, OR). rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/09580244-db62-46c0-be8d-1753dfd4f457?locale=es.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

M. C. Chittum. Unmasking consumerism for the practice of relational discipleship within the contemporary American cultural context. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/09580244-db62-46c0-be8d-1753dfd4f457?locale=es

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Matthew Charles Chittum. Unmasking Consumerism for the Practice of Relational Discipleship Within the Contemporary American Cultural Context. Western Seminary (Portland, OR). https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/09580244-db62-46c0-be8d-1753dfd4f457?locale=es.

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Matthew Charles Chittum

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This integrative study unmasked consumerism for the practice of relational discipleship within the contemporary American cultural context. The author used ethnography, theological study, and case study to expose the corruptive consequence of consumerism on relationship, and offered relational discipleship as a constructive alternative that is scripturally sound, theologically supported, and offered relational discipleship as a constructive alternative that is scripturally sound, theologically supported, theoretically coherent, contextually relevant, and practically applicable. The Triune god was set forth as the primary example for relationship and the Leader in initiating and facilitating of discipleship. This needed holistic approach calls for a rejection of consumerism and materialism and provides the process of transforming change from corruption to Christ-likeness.

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