The Biblical mandate for church peace How we ignore the Scriptures and reject people we don't like

Gerard M Young

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The Biblical mandate for church peace How we ignore the Scriptures and reject people we don't like

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Gerard M Young. The Biblical Mandate for Church Peace How We Ignore the Scriptures and Reject People We Don't Like. Andover Newton Theological School. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1fd6b4d6-e716-4bfd-a722-bb739a4cd15b?locale=es.

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G. M. Young. The Biblical mandate for church peace How we ignore the Scriptures and reject people we don't like. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1fd6b4d6-e716-4bfd-a722-bb739a4cd15b?locale=es

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Gerard M Young. The Biblical Mandate for Church Peace How We Ignore the Scriptures and Reject People We Don't Like. Andover Newton Theological School. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1fd6b4d6-e716-4bfd-a722-bb739a4cd15b?locale=es.

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Gerard M Young

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In 'The Biblical Mandate for Church Peace: How We Ignore the Scriptures and Reject People We Don't Like,' the author juxtaposed Ephesians 2:11-22 and key texts from Luke-Acts to display how the modern church is violating its mission. The author used a mixed methods research study to query churches around the country. Quantitative results were analyzed using SPSS while qualitative data was examined using NVIVO. Results demonstrate churches have an enormous blind spot when it comes to tolerance and diversity, and that blind spot grows larger in churches that become more dogmatic on their views of the scripture.

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