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Beyond Salvation: Eastern Orthodoxy and Classical Pentecostalism on Becoming like Christ is unavailable, but you can change that!

At first glance eastern Orthodoxy and classical Pentecostalism seem quite distinct. This ground-breaking study shows they share much in common, especially as it concerns the experiential elements of following Christ. Both traditions assert that authentic Christianity transcends the wooden categories of modernism.

within the human will, or as the Orthodox would say, in the noetic dimension of human existence. Nevertheless, sin’s corrupting power (or perhaps sin’s corrupting non-power) equally pervades the physical realm. People are subject to physical pain and disease. We have to cope with the debilitating effects and physical disintegration of aging. The whole of human suffering is ultimately attributable to the introduction of sin onto the plane of human existence. Sin as Fragmentation Individualism, a notion
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