Many gifts, one body: a workshop design for encouraging appreciation of theological diversity

T Mark Dove

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Many gifts, one body: a workshop design for encouraging appreciation of theological diversity

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T Mark Dove. Many Gifts, One Body: a Workshop Design for Encouraging Appreciation of Theological Diversity. United Theological Seminary (OH). rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/93cd760e-6171-447d-be2b-e75860515282?locale=es.

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T. M. Dove. Many gifts, one body: a workshop design for encouraging appreciation of theological diversity. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/93cd760e-6171-447d-be2b-e75860515282?locale=es

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T Mark Dove. Many Gifts, One Body: a Workshop Design for Encouraging Appreciation of Theological Diversity. United Theological Seminary (OH). https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/93cd760e-6171-447d-be2b-e75860515282?locale=es.

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T Mark Dove

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This doctoral project has been created to enable clergy or laity to: articulate their faith without the help of 'theological jargon'; probe the profound yet common experiences behind our theological understandings; and, understand the need for diversity in the church in order to care for the needs of the larger community. This report describes the diversity within the district which was the setting for this project. The biblical and theological foundations for the project. The biblical and theological foundations for the project are shared. A detailed description of the workshop and the methodologies used are given. A summary of the reflections and evaluations by participants completed the project.

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