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Pentecostalism - Part 1b

Fr. Andrew continues his introduction to Pentecostalism and describes how Charismatic theology developed as an outgrowth of this movement.

An episode of the Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy podcast, hosted by Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick, titled "Pentecostalism - Part 1b" was published on March 30, 2016.

March 30, 2016 · Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy

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Fr. Andrew continues his introduction to Pentecostalism and describes how Charismatic theology developed as an outgrowth of this movement.

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Fr. Andrew continues his introduction to Pentecostalism and describes how Charismatic theology developed as an outgrowth of this movement.

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