Bad girls and boys go to hell (or not) : engaging fundamentalist evangelicalism / Gloria Neufeld Redekop.
2012
277.3082 R314 2012
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Title
Bad girls and boys go to hell (or not) : engaging fundamentalist evangelicalism / Gloria Neufeld Redekop.
Author
ISBN
9781620320617
1620320614
1620320614
Imprint
Eugene, Or. : Wipf & Stock, c2012.
Language
English
Description
xxiii, 351 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
277.3082 R314 2012
System Control No.
(OCoLC)809616007
(OCoLC)809616007
(OCoLC)809616007
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 327-337) and indexes.
Formatted Contents Note
Pt. I. Engaging fundamentalist evangelical history. Setting the stage : a personal history
History of the evangelical tradition
Emergence and growth of fundamentalist evangelicalism in North America
The role of singing in early fundamentalist evangelicalism
pt. II. Engaging the fundamentalist evangelical interpretation of the Bible. Authority of the Bible : a primary fundamental
A case study of an alternative approach to biblical interpretation
What do we know about hell?
pt. III. Engaging the fundamentalist evangelical experience. Personal experiences of former fundamentalist evangelicals
Stages of faith and levels of consciousness
Dealing with the effects of leaving fundamentalist evangelicalism.
History of the evangelical tradition
Emergence and growth of fundamentalist evangelicalism in North America
The role of singing in early fundamentalist evangelicalism
pt. II. Engaging the fundamentalist evangelical interpretation of the Bible. Authority of the Bible : a primary fundamental
A case study of an alternative approach to biblical interpretation
What do we know about hell?
pt. III. Engaging the fundamentalist evangelical experience. Personal experiences of former fundamentalist evangelicals
Stages of faith and levels of consciousness
Dealing with the effects of leaving fundamentalist evangelicalism.
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