Examination of a liturgical hypothesis: how one experiences forgiveness and acceptance in worship

Edwin D Bernard

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Examination of a liturgical hypothesis: how one experiences forgiveness and acceptance in worship

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Edwin D Bernard. Examination of a Liturgical Hypothesis: How One Experiences Forgiveness and Acceptance In Worship. Columbia Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/62d86a88-9edc-4d12-bb12-278334580a51?locale=it.

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E. D. Bernard. Examination of a liturgical hypothesis: how one experiences forgiveness and acceptance in worship. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/62d86a88-9edc-4d12-bb12-278334580a51?locale=it

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Edwin D Bernard. Examination of a Liturgical Hypothesis: How One Experiences Forgiveness and Acceptance In Worship. Columbia Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/62d86a88-9edc-4d12-bb12-278334580a51?locale=it.

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Edwin D Bernard

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The study investigates the effectiveness of corporate prayers as a means of forgiveness of guilt and shame. A hypothesis that the use of singular or plural pronouns in corporate prayer would effect the degree to which the participant experienced forgiveness was tested. A questionnaire developed by James Emerson, and modified for this study, was used to collect data. The research suggests the need for a rite of passage for persons who make a public profession of faith and become members of the church. The author suggests services which make use of the Service for the Renewal of Baptism.

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