Cultivating Intimacy: Interactive Frames for Evangelical Bible Study
In this article I contribute to the sociology and anthropology of American Evangelicalism by examining the discourse of group Bible study. Every week millions of Christians in the U.S. meet for group study, and in doing so, actively negotiate the categories of meaning central to their faith. Yet, th...
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Fieldwork in religion
Year: 2008, Volume: 3, Issue: 1, Pages: 51-69 |
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Discourse Analysis
B United States B Anthropology B Evangelicalism B Bible study |
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