L. William Oliverio Jr.
Biography
L. William Oliverio Jr. wrote Pentecostal Hermeneutics in the Late Modern World and the foreword to Walking in Line.
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Theology
“Christopher Stephenson has done a great favor to all of those who want to dive into the vast corpus of the world’s leading global pentecostal theologian, Amos Yong. This reader provides access to Yong’s rich and broad work, which will become essential reading for students of pentecostal theology in particular, and Christian theology in general, in the coming decades.”
Theology
“Steven Félix-Jäger and Yoon Shin are two of the brightest emerging philosophical minds in the Pentecostal world. In Renewing Christian Worldview, they guide and form their readers in the beautiful, the good, and the true. This is the book we have needed for some time, full of the riches of the Christian tradition. In itself, this text is a philosophical education with and for the nearly one-fifth of the world’s Christians in the charismatic-pentecostal tradition—and for many beyond.”
Theology
“Few have been more helpful than Wolfgang Vondey in framing how to think through the vast and diffuse tradition that constitutes contemporary Pentecostalism. This collection of Vondey’s writings is a rich source for (re)considering the way Pentecostalism interprets life from one of the leading Pentecostal theologians in the world. It also provides an education in the important subject of theological hermeneutics. This volume is immediately a leading work in theological hermeneutics and Pentecostal theology.”
Theology
“This set of forays displays range and depth. This collection might just include a number of the first publications of the next generation of Pentecostal theologians in Europe.”
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Pentecostal Hermeneutics in the Late Modern World
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
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