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AMERICAN PENTECOSTAL CONVERGENCE AND DIVERGENCE : A HERMENEUTIC AND SURVEY ANALYSIS (SECTARIANISM, HOLINESS, CHARISMATIC)- [e-book]
AMERICAN PENTECOSTAL CONVERGENCE AND DIVERGENCE : A HERMENEUTIC AND SURVEY ANALYSIS (SECTARIANISM, HOLINESS, CHARISMATIC)- [e-book]
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- 서명/저자
- AMERICAN PENTECOSTAL CONVERGENCE AND DIVERGENCE : A HERMENEUTIC AND SURVEY ANALYSIS (SECTARIANISM, HOLINESS, CHARISMATIC) - [e-book]
- 발행사항
- Ann Arbor, MI : UMI Dissertations Publishing, 1984
- 형태사항
- 142 p
- 학위논문주기
- Thesis (Ph.D.) - Mississippi State University, 1984.
- 초록/해제
- 요약 : This study examined sectarianism in the American Pentecostal movement. A sect is understood as a religious group which, first, is likely to internally diverge, or factionalize, based on issues of doctrinal purity and, second, as a group which is likely to (externally) diverge in basic beliefs and values from the larger society (Bryan Wilson, 1959).
- 초록/해제
- 요약 : The first problem, which concerned internal divergence, involved testing a four-sect typology of American Pentecostalism developed by Walter J. Hollenweger (1977). In accordance with Wilson's perspective that sectarian factionalization centers around doctrinal issues, three doctrinally-based "criterion variables" were used: theometry (the trinitarian or unitarian nature of God), Christology (the nature of Christ), and sanctification (the holiness of a believer). These criterion variables, each of which contributed to Pentecostal factionalization, emerged out of a study of the history of Pentecostalism. An examination of Pentecostal historical documents (both primary and secondary), using the three criterion variables, failed to support Hollenweger's four-sect typology. A revised four-sect typology, based on the research findings, was proposed as an alternative. Wilson's prediction of doctrinally-based factionalization was supported.
- 초록/해제
- 요약 : The second problem, which dealt with external Pentecostal convergence and divergence, involved the testing of Marion Dearman's (1972; 1974) hypothesis that Pentecostal values converge with those of middle-class Americans in general. It was predicted, based on Wilson's analysis of sectarianism, that Dearman's hypothesis would be rejected, i.e. that Pentecostal values diverge, rather than converge, with the values of middle-class non-Pentecostals. An analysis of 1982 survey data (the American National Election Study of the University of Michigan) failed to completely support Wilson's prediction of divergence. Dearman's convergence hypothesis was rejected for only about half of the value indices measured in this research.
- 초록/해제
- 요약 : This research indicates that American Pentecostalism is neither wholly sectarian nor wholly institutionalized. Pentecostals probably should be placed somewhere between Dearman's insistence that they converge with dominant (middle-class) values and Wilson's contention that they belong to a divergent group. Pentecostals may be in transition from sectarian to denominational status. While the internal divergence is an evidence of early Pentecostal sectarianism, the survey analysis indicates some contemporary value convergences between Pentecostals and non-Pentecostals.
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