Pastoral counseling and Pentecostalism: a personal theological journey

Lloyd A Looney

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Pastoral counseling and Pentecostalism: a personal theological journey

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Lloyd A Looney. Pastoral Counseling and Pentecostalism: a Personal Theological Journey. Columbia Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e8924b35-2fd7-4b6d-aa36-a738100f1219?locale=es.

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L. A. Looney. Pastoral counseling and Pentecostalism: a personal theological journey. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e8924b35-2fd7-4b6d-aa36-a738100f1219?locale=es

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Lloyd A Looney. Pastoral Counseling and Pentecostalism: a Personal Theological Journey. Columbia Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e8924b35-2fd7-4b6d-aa36-a738100f1219?locale=es.

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Lloyd A Looney

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One theological distinctive of the Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) is a belief that divine healing has been provided for all Christians in the atonement. A triumphalist theology emerged out of this belief that denies the hard paradoxes of faith and life. This dissertation examines the Church of God development of this triumphalistic faith practice and attempts to develop an expanded theological perspective and practice of ministry. This is conceptualized by examining several components of Paul Tillich's theology. This will allow Pentecostals the ability to make meaning of their pain and suffering and live and minister authentically.

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