A quantitative analysis of selected general homiletical trade and text books

R Kent Hughes

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A quantitative analysis of selected general homiletical trade and text books

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R Kent Hughes. A Quantitative Analysis of Selected General Homiletical Trade and Text Books. Trinity Evangelical Divinity School of Trinity International University. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/7d0b9ac8-e633-44fc-8c90-06c0b9a6c9e3?locale=it.

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R. K. Hughes. A quantitative analysis of selected general homiletical trade and text books. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/7d0b9ac8-e633-44fc-8c90-06c0b9a6c9e3?locale=it

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R Kent Hughes. A Quantitative Analysis of Selected General Homiletical Trade and Text Books. Trinity Evangelical Divinity School of Trinity International University. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/7d0b9ac8-e633-44fc-8c90-06c0b9a6c9e3?locale=it.

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R Kent Hughes

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This project is a quantitative, objective analysis of the 16 most popular general homiletical trade and textbooks in use in America in 1983. The approach is as follows: First, the primary data are gathered through the use of a 'Homiletical Questionnaire' which surveyed 104 Protestant and Roman Catholic homiletics professors. Second, a primary quantitative analysis of the 16 most popular texts is performed by using a 'Homiletical Scorecard' with 261 headings. Third, a comparative analysis between what the homiletical professors perceive as the texts' weaknesses and what is actually in the texts (the primary quantitative analysis) is made and evaluated.

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