-
beliefs by
those in the
historic churches became known as the
charismatic movement.
Charismatics are
defined as
Christians who
share with
Pentecostals an emphasis...
- of tongues.
While Pentecostals and
charismatics share these beliefs,
there are differences. Many in the
charismatic movement deliberately distanced themselves...
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comprise Pentecostal denominations,
charismatics bring Pentecostal tendencies to
mainline denominations, but Neo-
charismatics are indigenous, independent, post-...
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Charismatic megafauna are
animal species that are large—in the
relevant category that they represent—with
symbolic value or
widespread po****r appeal...
- In the
field of sociology,
charismatic authority is a
concept of
organizational leadership wherein the
authority of the
leader derives from the personal...
- May 2020). "Pentecostal/
Charismatic Christianity". Gordon–Conwell
Theological Seminary.
Retrieved 20
March 2021.
Charismatics usually describe themselves...
- a
liberal movement within the church. Like
progressive Adventists,
charismatics are
typically open to a
variety of
styles of
worship music in church...
-
Pentecostals &
Charismatics for
Peace &
Justice (PCPJ),
known as the
Pentecostal Charismatic Peace Fellowship until 2007, is a multicultural,
gender inclusive...
- and
charismatics (second wave) combined,
owing to the
remarkable growth of
postdenominational and
independent charismatic groups. Neo-
charismatics believe...
- and
liturgical life of the
early church to
searching evangelicals and
charismatics; to
carry the
power of
Pentecost to our
brothers and
sisters in the historic...
