- The
Neo-charismatic (also third-wave
charismatic or hypercharismatic)
movement is a
movement within evangelical Protestant Christianity that is composed...
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Neo-Celtic
Christianity or
Contemporary Celtic Christianity are
terms used to
describe a
religious movement to re-****ert or
restore beliefs and practices...
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across historical Christian denominations), and the
Neo-charismatic movement.
Charismatic Christianity grew out of
Protestantism and is
distinguished from...
- from
multiple theological streams,
including evangelicalism,
liberal Christianity,
neo-orthodoxy, pragmatism,
postmodern theology,
progressive Christian...
- charismatic,
neo-charismatic, independent, and
other churches are on the rise, and
constitute a
significant part of
Protestant Christianity. Some groups...
-
Reconquista of the
Iberian Peninsula. It
required Jews to
convert to
Catholic Christianity or be
expelled from Spain. Most of the
history of the "New Christians"...
-
called evangelical Christianity or
evangelical Protestantism, is a
worldwide interdenominational movement within Protestant Christianity that emphasizes...
- In
Christianity,
Neo-orthodoxy or Neoorthodoxy, also
known as
theology of
crisis and
dialectical theology, was a
theological movement developed in the...
- lines, and encomp****ing
groups that
adhere to
Christianity, Judaism,
Mandaeism and Islam.
Christian Neo-Aramaic
languages have long co-existed with classical...
-
Nondenominational Christianity (or non-denominational
Christianity)
consists of churches, and
individual Christians,
which typically distance themselves...
