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Pentecostal "Schools": Cleveland (!) and Springfield (?)
Recently I was asked the following question via Facebook Messenger (see…Facebook can be useful and constructive): Do you see any differences between the “Springfield school” and “Cleveland School” of Pentecostalism? If so, what do you think they are? My response … Continue reading
Posted in Centre for Pentecostal Theology, Pentecostal, Society for Pentecostal Studies
Tagged Cleveland School, Evangelicalism, Facebook, James K. A. Smith, Journal for Pentecostal Theology, Ken Archer, Pentecostal hermeneutics, Pentecostal theology, Pentecostalism, Springfield, Wesleyanism
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