The Acts 17 model and evangelism: the new age movement as a case study

Dorington G Little

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The Acts 17 model and evangelism: the new age movement as a case study

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Dorington G Little. The Acts 17 Model and Evangelism: the New Age Movement As a Case Study. Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/233cdd6d-2244-452a-b5c7-195d46f75d61.

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D. G. Little. The Acts 17 model and evangelism: the new age movement as a case study. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/233cdd6d-2244-452a-b5c7-195d46f75d61

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Dorington G Little. The Acts 17 Model and Evangelism: the New Age Movement As a Case Study. Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/233cdd6d-2244-452a-b5c7-195d46f75d61.

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This thesis argues that evangelism methodologies often fail to address adequately the worldview of the listener with its inherent cultural and sociological factors. Thus after exploring the Apostle Paul's model of worldview analysis and confrontation as recorded in Acts 17:16-34, the thesis examines the New Age movement and the factors leading people to embrace this worldview. Then, following Paul's approach in Acts 17:16-34, the thesis applies a similar model of worldview confrontation to the New Age movement. The thesis concludes that Paul's approach is effective and can be applied by Christians evangelizing adherents of other worldviews.

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