Pentecostals and nonviolence
Subtitle: reclaiming a heritage
By: edited by Paul Alexander ; foreword by Stanley Hauerwas
Series: Pentecostals, peacemaking, and social justice series -- 5; Pentecostals, peacemaking, and social justice series -- 5.
Publisher: Pickwick Publications
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Eugene, Oregon
Language: eng
Number of pages: 372
ISBN-13: 9781606083628
Copyright date: 2012
Subjects: Peace; Pentecostal churches; Pacifism; Nonviolence; Doctrines
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Extent of early Pentecostal pacifism  -- Jay Beaman; title: "I thank my God for the persecution": conscientious objection in the Church of God in Christ during World War I  -- Theodore Kornweibel, Jr.; title: Early foursquare attitudes toward pacifism and conscientious objection, 1917-1945  -- Brian K. Pipkin; title: "Crossing borders": arguments used by early American Pentecostals in support of the global character of pacifism  -- Murray W. Dempster; title: Pentecost and the end of patriotism: a call for the restoration of pacifism among Pentecostal Christians  -- Joel Shuman; title: Prophetic "patriotic" Pentecostal peacemaking: early Assemblies of God pacifism and the twentieth century  -- Paul Alexander; title: Rebuild Afghanistan: a declaration of faithfulness: a transforming initiative, September 25, 2001  -- Paul Alexander; title: Jesus-shaped and Spirit-empowered peace with justice: toward a christomorphic pneumatology  -- Paul Alexanader; title: What the church teaches about war: a COGIC consicentious objection priciple  -- Elder Daivd A. Hall, Sr.; title: Send Judah first: a Pentecostal perspective on peace  -- Marlon Millner; title: Toward a Pentecostal contribution to the just war tradition  -- Michael Beals; title: Pastoring a peace church  -- Jonathan Martin; title: Preaching Christ crucified: sharing (in) the Spirit of God's nonviolent future  -- Jarrod Saul McKenna; title: Letter to the editor: Waxahachie daily light, January 2006  -- Paul Alexander; title: Spirit-empowered peacemaking as evangelical, ecumenical, and Pentecostal opportunity  -- Paul Alexander; title: Scandalous partners in protest: a continuiing dialogue  -- Andrew S. Hamilton and Kenneth J. Archer; title: My life as a Menno-costal: a personal and theological narrative  -- Martin William Mittelstadt; title: "Thank you and please": an address to Mennonite Church USA, July 4, 2007 -- Paul Alexander-- Bibliography of resources for further study /-- compiled by Brian K. Pipkin.