O'Neill, Eugene: The Hairy Ape

Geisler, Rolf

doi:10.1007/978-3-476-05728-0_12267-1

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“…Few Christians claim an on-the-spot conversion based on a one-time evangelistic encounter; for most there is a process of conversation, confrontation with gospel truths, and a period of wrestling with how one ought to respond in faith. Conversationalist approaches value the opinions of both the evangelist and the “non-believer” (Geisler and Geisler, 2009). In God Space , Pollock (2009) offers ten “spiritual conversation killers” that shut down potential gospel conversations, and then develops how to remedy the situations through listening, asking good questions, and sharing personal and biblical stories.…”

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Orality Reality: Implications for Theological Education in Romania and Beyond

Armstrong

2022

Transformation: An International Journal of Holistic Mission St

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Orality, generally defined as the preference for the spoken over the written word, is an academic discipline that has only recently received attention from the missiological community. The reality of widespread oral preference, also known as “secondary orality,” is no less true in Europe. In this article, the author focuses on the Romanian context. Using qualitative research gleaned from interviews with nine university-educated Romanians, patterns are developed that display how “secondary oral learners” choose to learn and retain new information. Specific attention is given to theologically-related material. Six implications for theological education are advanced in the areas of (1) hermeneutics, (2) preaching, (3) evangelism, (4) discipleship, (5) church planting, and (6) leadership development. Paths forward for ministry in oral preference cultures like Romania are developed. The author concludes that the implementation of such suggestions could lead to more holistic ministry and is potentially transferrable to similar contexts.

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Section: Implications For Theological Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Orality Reality: Implications for Theological Education in Romania and Beyond

Armstrong

2022

Transformation: An International Journal of Holistic Mission St

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O'Neill, Eugene: The Hairy Ape

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Orality Reality: Implications for Theological Education in Romania and Beyond

Orality Reality: Implications for Theological Education in Romania and Beyond

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