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      The Liturgical Inculturation of Time: Calendrical Progression in the Anglican Church of Canada 

      Simonton, Mark Edward (University of the South, 2015-05)
      The Anglican Church of Canada is currently examining and revising its liturgical texts and its Liturgical Task Force will be undertaking a review and revision of the church calendar. In order to facilitate this work it is ...
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      The Missional Theology and Practice of the Holy Eucharist Demand that God's Transfigured People Fulfill the Missio Del 

      Elliott, Michael George (University of the South, 2015-05)
      The church’s purpose has always been to carry out God’s mission (the missio Dei) in the world, proclaiming, and working for the building up of the kingdom of God. As Robert Linthicum points out in his book Building a ...
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      Politics and the Preaching Dilemma: Preaching the Gospel in an Age of Materialism 

      Stauffer, Clarence Roy III (University of the South, 2015-05)
      This thesis wrestles with one of the greatest tensions of our time: proclaiming the message of Jesus Christ regarding money and materialism in an age where the accumulation of wealth and possessions is glorified and coveted. ...
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      The Unique Beliefs of the Jehovah's Witnesses: An Anglican Perspective 

      Bridges, David L. (University of the South, 2015-05)
      Among Christian faith groups, the people known as the Jehovah’s Witnesses, led by the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society, are a unique group that does not recognize the current or historical nature or beliefs of any other ...
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      The Narrative Theology of Stanley Hauerwas 

      Liles, Eric J. (University of the South, 2015-05)
      Stanley Hauerwas, noted theologian and Christian ethicist, argues throughout his writings for the importance of narrative theology in the Christian life and discourse. Exploring his understanding and use of narrative ...
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      Lifted Hands, Broken Chains: Exploring the Liberating Theological Praxis of Absalom Jones and the African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas, 1794-1808 

      Halley, Marcus George (University of the South, 2015-05)
      Vast resources in theological scholarship have been dedicated to the evolution of the African American religious experience. Likewise, extensive scholarship has been devoted to understanding the work of Absalom Jones, the ...
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      Ongoing Evolution in our Media Culture and Listening Context as it Pertains to the Craft of Preaching in the 21st Century 

      Cutie, Alberto R. (University of the South, 2015-05)
      The communications explosion and ongoing evolution of our media culture considerably impact the way we receive and grasp information. One of the challenges faced by those dedicated and called to the craft of preaching, is ...
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      Peer Mentoring for Preachers: Helping Priests Become Better Preachers 

      Hiers, Sharon (University of the South, 2015-05)
      This project focuses on the monumental task of helping priests effectively communicate and answer the homiletical question in the 12-15 minute window of time they have for a sermon each Sunday. The homiletical question ...
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      In the Word Made Flesh: Toward a Sacramental Understanding of Words in Worship 

      Thompson, Danielle (University of the South, 2011-05-01)
      My argument is that words proclaimed and received in the Church’s worship have a sacramental character equal to that of baptism and eucharist. The argument is occasioned by the debate surrounding Open Table in the Episcopal ...

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    AuthorBridges, David L. (1)Cutie, Alberto R. (1)Elliott, Michael George (1)Halley, Marcus George (1)Hiers, Sharon (1)Liles, Eric J. (1)Simonton, Mark Edward (1)Stauffer, Clarence Roy III (1)Thompson, Danielle (1)Subject
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    School of Theology Thesis 2015 (8)School of Theology, University of the South (8)Affluent congregations (1)African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas (1)Afrocentric theology (1)Anglican Church of Canada (1)Anti-Trinitarian View (1)Church calendar revision (1)Clergy mentors (1)... View MoreDate Issued2015 (8)2011 (1)Has File(s)Yes (9)

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