A critique of the absolute-truth claim of Churches of Christ and its impotence to support God's reign

Roderick D Hunter

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A critique of the absolute-truth claim of Churches of Christ and its impotence to support God's reign

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Roderick D Hunter. A Critique of the Absolute-truth Claim of Churches of Christ and Its Impotence to Support God's Reign. United Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0f2a0047-f68c-4a39-bf09-e970ceeb7197?locale=es.

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R. D. Hunter. A critique of the absolute-truth claim of Churches of Christ and its impotence to support God's reign. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0f2a0047-f68c-4a39-bf09-e970ceeb7197?locale=es

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Roderick D Hunter. A Critique of the Absolute-Truth Claim of Churches of Christ and Its Impotence to Support God's Reign. United Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0f2a0047-f68c-4a39-bf09-e970ceeb7197?locale=es.

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Roderick D Hunter

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The context of this model was the American Restoration Movement, Churches of Christ, and specifically congregations of the Ministerial Study Group. The objective of this project was to critique the absolute-truth claim of Churches of Christ and the interpretive and methodological structures that maintain it. The research methods used to test the hypothesis were action research and the pro-active method, using questionnaires, workshops, surveys, and interviews. The results showed that adherents were willing to rethink the absolute-truth claim. The model suggests that the absolute-truth claim can be challenged through instruction and revised applications.

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