Speaking of Kings and Popes under the Shadow of Henry VIII’s Treason Act: Bale’s King Johan by Nadia T. van Pelt

“…Furthermore, the 1538 arrests and executions of both traditionalists and evangelicals, and the publication of the king’s excommunication which brought a putative threat of invasion, contributed to an atmosphere of paranoia. …”
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A Promise of Unconditional Acceptance: Conversion to Christianity and the struggle for being in Sinja, Nepal by Samuele Poletti

“…The reasons why people are drawn towards Evangelical Christianity in particular are primarily existential and are intimately related to the problematic situations they are confronted with in their lives, which are rooted in turn in a very specific understanding of personhood. …”
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The Issue Of Migrants And Refugees In The Light Of The Social Teaching Of The Church In The Context Of The Events Of 2015 by Tadeusz Borutka

“…It is also a problem for the Church, which serves all humanity, and which must cope with and meet all its demands in an evangelical spirit of love. The unprecedented migration of the past year has reached dimensions previously unimaginable. …”
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Reconstruction and Restoration of the Architecture and Furnishings of the Monastery of Discalced Carmelites in Poznań in the Years 1945–1990 by Benigus Józef Wanat OCD

“…Since 1831, the church fulfilled the function of an Evangelical garrison temple (new furnishings and interior decoration of the interior after the renovation). …”
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The Positive Confession Movement and its influence and legacy on the Neo-Charismatic Movement by Dr Kelebogile Thomas Resane

“…An appeal is made for the movement to draw the balance between its prosperity gospel and the evangelical values of commitment, character, sacrifice, holiness, and contentment. …”
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Deslizándose en las fisuras de la utopía: los Toba en las fronteras del Estado Nación argentino by Carlos Salamanca

“…Such universalisms are inherent to citizenship, indigenism, evangelism and socio-political movements called together from the social class, all of these being 'relational political devices' in which toba people put at stake contemporary political action.…”
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Decheng, Beitang and Tushanwan Cloisonné Workshops: A New Contribution on Chinese Christian Art by Manuel Parada López de Corselas

“…These preliminary results will contribute to placing Chinese Christian cloisonné within the history of Chinese Art and its interactions at a global level in the context of evangelization in China, the production of the so-called export art, and the processes of indigenization carried out by the Lazarists and the Jesuits.…”
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Reflections on religion and the status of ‘the outside’ in the Lotmanian understanding of culture by Thomas-Andreas Põder

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A Contextual Analysis of Onnuri Church’s “Love Sonata” by J. Nelson Jennings

“…Capitalizing on the wildly popular 2002 “Winter Sonata” Korean TV drama (“Fuyu Sonata” in Japan), Pastor Ha Yong-Jo instigated a “cultural evangelism gathering” involving Christian Korean musicians performing and himself preaching an evangelistic message. …”
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Contemporary Grammars of Meaning Creation: Scientific Creationism and New Atheism by Ruben Sanchez-Sabate

“…Nowadays, Scientific Creationism is disseminated around the world and has transcended evangelical Christianity by permeating non-Christian religions. …”
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Forgiving Others: Pastoral Care of Forgiveness in Post-Secular Societies by Mikkel Gabriel Christoffersen

“…Methodologically, this article analyzes two pastoral care conversations about forgiving others, published in a Danish podcast series on the official homepage of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Denmark. These two conversations present a highway of unconditional forgiveness, in contrast to the dead end of not being able to forgive. …”
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Analytic Ecclesiology: The Paradox of the Unity of the Church by Devina Benlin Oswan

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Loyalism in the Cape colony: Exploring the Khoesan subject-citizen space, c.1828-1834 by Jared McDonald

“…The path to Khoesan subject-citizenship was determined by the extent to which individuals were exposed to ideas and imaginings of imperial civic nationhood and loyalism. Colonial law, evangelical-humanitarianism and imperial commissions of inquiry all functioned as important conduits of the notions of subject- citizenship and loyalism; together, and to varying degrees, these influences shaped Khoesan claims to a subject-based civic identity. …”
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The Integral Formation of Catholic School Teachers by Amy E. Roberts, Gerard O’Shea

“…The Catholic Church has a long history of conducting schools as part of its mission to evangelize. This paper will contend that in order for teachers to implement the evangelistic mission of Catholic schools, they themselves need an integral formation that puts every dimension of their human nature—body, emotions, will, and intellect—in ongoing communion with Christ and His Church. …”
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Toward Synodality and Social Transformation: Lived Religion of Select Catholic Women Servant Leaders by Fides A. Del Castillo

“…In addition, the <i>bai</i> maintain that the Church can remain relevant to the signs of the times by fostering fraternal collaboration of communities, evangelizing the youths, and promoting sacramental attitudes. …”
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Receptor Tyrosine Kinases as Candidate Prognostic Biomarkers and Therapeutic Targets in Meningioma by Rafael Roesler, Barbara Kunzler Souza, Gustavo R. Isolan

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Philip and the Nubian Official: Dimensions of Text and Narrative by Mark Wilson

“…Each character is developed within his individual trajectory in the account. After evangelizing in Samaria, Philip is directed to travel from Jerusalem along the road to Gaza. …”
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Problems of state-confessional relations, religious freedom and human dignity in the context of the Second Vatican Council by Svyatoslav Kuyak

“…Therefore, Ukrainian Christianity, in particular Ukrainian Catholicism, faces the task of realizing Christian "reinclusion" and the new evangelization of Ukrainian society to overcome the consequences of the atheistic Soviet past, which should be based on the experience of the Universal Church.…”
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Migration and Integration of Foreign Priests. Aspirations, Religiosity, and Tensions in the Narratives of Foreign Priests in Italy by Angela Delli Paoli, Giuseppe Masullo

“…That resulted in a typology of 4 types of migrant priests: careerist priests, highly educated and integrated into the host country, driven by career and salary aspiration, and showing a highly politicized vision of religion; servant priests, with a strong missionary impulse to serve the Church as a universal institution transcending abstract and real boarders; evangelist priests who feel the moral obligation to evangelize secularized countries to bring them back to the origins of Catholicism; rebel priests who feel second-class priests, discriminated both within and outside the Church, in a country where they were forced to move, for this reason questioning their sense of clear vocational directions.…”
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Der Weg von der Buße zur Beichte zwischen Patristik und Scholastik in theologisch-geschichtlicher Forschung des 20. Jahrhunderts by Tadeusz Kuźmicki

“…In the further years of Christianity, during the Celtic evangelization mission in Europe, the influence of monastic life played a central role in overcoming human weakness. …”
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