A Pentecostal Ethic: A Discovery of Church of God Clergy Compliance of the Practical Commitments

Larry E Sterling

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A Pentecostal Ethic: A Discovery of Church of God Clergy Compliance of the Practical Commitments

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Larry E Sterling. A Pentecostal Ethic: A Discovery of Church of God Clergy Compliance of the Practical Commitments. Ashland Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5fb34074-9602-4685-9873-e8114549ee59.

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L. E. Sterling. A Pentecostal Ethic: A Discovery of Church of God Clergy Compliance of the Practical Commitments. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5fb34074-9602-4685-9873-e8114549ee59

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Larry E Sterling. A Pentecostal Ethic: A Discovery of Church of God Clergy Compliance of the Practical Commitments. Ashland Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5fb34074-9602-4685-9873-e8114549ee59.

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Larry E Sterling

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Clergy--Performance standards

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Abstract

The purpose of this project was to discover the extent leaders of the Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) have drifted toward antinomianism. The design of this project was to employ an online survey that utilized a seven point Likert Agreement scale to determine the spiritual condition of the surveyed. The result of the discovery was that the Church of God clergy have an overall compliance factor of 6.03 in their general adherence to the Practical Commitments. The strongest compliance score was 6.34 in regards to the category of Social Obligation, and 5.57 being the weakest in reference to Spiritual Example.

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