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The evolution of Christian community in scripture and in pastoral practice
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Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ace553ea-74d2-4580-bd5b-09304a78b21c?locale=en. The Evolution of Christian Community In Scripture and In Pastoral Practice.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- This project-thesis traces the scriptural development of the concept of community, and develops a theology of community. The thesis tested was whether literature can be used more effectively than traditional Bible study to change attitudes of class participants. Three groups were tested: a class reading Will D Campbell's The Glad River, a Bible study group looking at biblical themes of community, and another class serving as a control group. An identical questionnaire was administered before and after the studies, and the responses were compared and evaluated. The findings were deemed to have supported the thesis.
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