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A critical analysis of the hermeneutical presuppostions in the Brethren in Christ Church on the peace position

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David L Hall. A Critical Analysis of the Hermeneutical Presuppostions In the Brethren In Christ Church On the Peace Position. Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3e9220ae-fa70-4786-8ba5-7ddb2ba3e163.

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D. L. Hall. A critical analysis of the hermeneutical presuppostions in the Brethren in Christ Church on the peace position. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3e9220ae-fa70-4786-8ba5-7ddb2ba3e163

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David L Hall. A Critical Analysis of the Hermeneutical Presuppostions In the Brethren In Christ Church On the Peace Position. Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3e9220ae-fa70-4786-8ba5-7ddb2ba3e163.

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  • The Brethren in Christ historically have practiced Christian nonresistance. However, the change from a closed sect to an open church has brought changes in their understanding of a peace commitment. This paper focuses on peace as a model of hermeneutics in the church. The history of the church is investigated to uncover a hermeneutic. To discover the contemporary understanding of peace, a questionnaire is mailed to 278 Brethren in Christ ministers. The returns are compared with the historical research. Results show strong support for a peace commitment with new understandings and applications. Some pastors no longer identify with a peace commitment.
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  • 02/16/2024

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