Using redemptive discipleship to change a culture that fosters legalistic growth into a culture that fosters transformational growth in the Apostolic Church

Kwabena D Akufo

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Using redemptive discipleship to change a culture that fosters legalistic growth into a culture that fosters transformational growth in the Apostolic Church

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Kwabena D Akufo. Using Redemptive Discipleship to Change a Culture That Fosters Legalistic Growth Into a Culture That Fosters Transformational Growth In the Apostolic Church. Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3903b1a3-ecd3-4036-aea0-8d7a0fc023de.

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K. D. Akufo. Using redemptive discipleship to change a culture that fosters legalistic growth into a culture that fosters transformational growth in the Apostolic Church. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3903b1a3-ecd3-4036-aea0-8d7a0fc023de

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Kwabena D Akufo. Using Redemptive Discipleship to Change a Culture That Fosters Legalistic Growth Into a Culture That Fosters Transformational Growth In the Apostolic Church. Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3903b1a3-ecd3-4036-aea0-8d7a0fc023de.

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Kwabena D Akufo

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Legalism in religion

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The thesis is 'Using redemptive discipleship to change a culture that fosters legalistic growth into a culture that fosters transformational growth in the Apostolic Church.' The researcher developed and taught a redemptive discipleship class as a tool for reducing legalistic tendencies. Students took a pretest and posttest survey. The pretest survey results confirmed the existence of legalistic tendencies. Given the limited time for the class the researcher decided that a reduction in legalistic tendencies of ten percent will be considered meaningful. The posttest survey results showed that the legalistic tendencies reduced by approximately fifteen percent.

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