"Born again": a portrait and analysis of the doctrine of regeneration within evangelical protestantism

Part I. The theological tradition of "born-again" Christianity. A cultural, exegetical, and historical-theological overview of the doctrine of regeneration ; Baptismal regeneration or transformation of the Soul? The tensions in Philipp Jakob Spener's theology of regeneration ; Jonatha...

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Main Author: Hamilton, Stephen James 1982- (Author)
Format: Print Book
Language:German
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Published: Göttingen Bristol, C.T. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht [2017]
In: Research in contemporary religion (volume 23)
Year: 2017
Series/Journal:Research in contemporary religion volume 23
Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains:B Rebirth / Evangelical theology
Further subjects:B Regeneration (Theology)
B Thesis
B Evangelicalism
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Summary:Part I. The theological tradition of "born-again" Christianity. A cultural, exegetical, and historical-theological overview of the doctrine of regeneration ; Baptismal regeneration or transformation of the Soul? The tensions in Philipp Jakob Spener's theology of regeneration ; Jonathan Edwards: the born again experience under the authority of Scripture ; Schleiermacher on new birth ; Charles Finney: new birth as decision -- Part II: Regeneration in contemporary evangelical discourse in North America. New birth as a experience of presence ; Charles Colson's "Born again" ; Brian "Head" Welch ; Christianity Today "Testimonies" -- Summary analysis of Christianity Today "Testimonies" ; Part III: Concluding analysis. Summary and final theological reflections ; Concluding reflections on the present cultural and political situation in the USA
Item Description:Dissertation erschienen unter dem Titel: The theological grammar of being "born again" : a portrait and analysis
ISBN:3525604572