Foul Demons, Come Out!: The Rhetoric of Twentieth-Century American Faith Healing
?[a] significant contribution to scholarship addressing ministerial work of individuals in the pentecostal movement, which has until fairly recently been negelected by the academic community. His analysis of rhetorical style and techniques, however, it is truly groundbreaking and will serve as a springboard for further research. Pullman's comparison of Biblical and modern "miracles" is especially useful because he makes the comparison not as an apologist or as a debater, but as a thoughtful academic.?-Florida College