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Dr. Vinson Synan:
Do all Pentecostals trace their roots to Azusa?
Dr. Donald W. Dayton:
Doctrine of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit
Dr. William DeArteaga:
Agnes Sanford and her Companions
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A good Bibliography in Pentecostal/Charismatic Theology
History Bartleman Frank Azusa Street (Bridge Publishing NJ. 1980) Dayton Donald. Theological Roots of Pentecostalism (Hendrickson Publishers, Peabody Mass, 1994)
The Largest and Most Complete Bibliography on the Pentecostal Charismatic Movement
Albrecht, Daniel E. Rites in the Spirit: A Ritual Approach to Pentecostal/Charismatic Spirituality. Journal of Pentecostal Theology Supplement Series 17. Sheffield, UK: Sheffield
Pentecostalism: Advanced Information
Pentecostalism is an evangelical charismatic reformation movement which usually traces its roots to an outbreak of tongue – speaking in Topeka, Kansas, in 1901
The gift of tongues in relation to prayer
Is there anyone here that can direct me to a good, theologically based with good Scripture references and exegesis of the texts
A Complete List of Theological Schools, Colleges and Seminaries for Pentecostal Students and Scholars
Complete List of Pentecostal Theological Schools, Colleges and Seminaries with their full addresses, contact information, social media profiles and average cost per credit hour
Marco Bo
The discussion surrounding the origins of Pentecostalism, particularly its ties to the Azusa Street revival, merits deeper theological scrutiny. It would be beneficial to explore the socio-cultural factors that influenced the movement’s emergence beyond mere historical events.
Jack Bowers
Dr. Dayton’s insights into the doctrine of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit raise important questions about its interpretation across different denominations. A comparative analysis with other charismatic movements could yield interesting results.
Charles' Pager
The mention of Agnes Sanford highlights a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of Pentecostal theology: the interplay between healing and spirituality. Further examination of her contributions could illuminate contemporary practices within Pentecostal circles.
Vernell Waterson
While modern technology like apps can enhance our engagement with theological discourse, one must consider how such platforms impact traditional forms of community and fellowship within Pentecostalism.
Anonymous
It is imperative for scholars to critically assess the historical narratives surrounding Azusa Street, as these stories often shape contemporary identity among Pentecostals. A thorough historiographical review could reveal biases and gaps in understanding.
Chris Crisco
‘The largest and most complete bibliography on Pentecostal Charismatic Movement’ serves as an invaluable resource for researchers. However, it is crucial to evaluate the quality and relevance of included texts to ensure rigorous scholarship.
Troy Day
‘Rites in the Spirit’ by Daniel E. Albrecht is a fascinating read that invites us to reconsider how rituals function within Pentecostal practice. Future studies should delve deeper into how these rites foster community and identity among believers.