Tolerance and lordship: faith experienced in a pluralistic community

Paul H Moessner

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Tolerance and lordship: faith experienced in a pluralistic community

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Paul H Moessner. Tolerance and Lordship: Faith Experienced In a Pluralistic Community. Luther Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/251b6606-11ac-4c90-a57c-459ada57614c?locale=es.

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P. H. Moessner. Tolerance and lordship: faith experienced in a pluralistic community. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/251b6606-11ac-4c90-a57c-459ada57614c?locale=es

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Paul H Moessner. Tolerance and Lordship: Faith Experienced In a Pluralistic Community. Luther Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/251b6606-11ac-4c90-a57c-459ada57614c?locale=es.

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Paul H Moessner

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Christian theology tries to balance two biblical claims: God's will to save all; salvation only through Jesus Christ. Today Christians encounter different religions and spiritual practices. Death draws boundaries creating a great unknown. American Christianity has emphasized that eternal life comes only by believing in Jesus Christ. Interviews asked congregational members about this belief. Responses indicate a theology emphasizing universal grace. The specific role of Jesus becomes unclear. A theological framework and perspectives from sociology and developmental psychology help understand the experience of faith commitment in a pluralistic community.

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