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Preaching across the political red-blue divide : using the sermon-dialogue-sermon method in the purple zone

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Author(s)
Schade, Leah D.
Keywords
social issues
Christian ethics
dialogue
GE Subjects
Social ethics
Comparative religious ethics
Specific religion, Christianity
Christian denominations
Lutheran

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/3984451
Online Access
https://elca.org/jle/articles/1283?_ga=2.42015845.1399927976.1606985727-628058782.1602252267
Abstract
What theological underpinnings do we have to help pastors to think about preaching on social issues? And how can they do so effectively? Drawn from a nationwide survey and multiple case studies, Schade takes readers through her sermon-dialogue-sermon model to demonstrate an effective way for constructive conversations to occur.
Date
2019
Type
Article
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