Words about God in the peripheral communities of Medellín by Jonathan A. Rúa Penagos, Iván D. Toro Jaramillo

“…This article aims to analyse the ‘words about God’ in the five peripheral ecclesiastic communities of Medellín by using a hermeneutic and ethnographic method. …”
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Evangelism as an invitation to missional discipleship in the kingdom of God by Frederik R. Coetzee, Malan Nel, Johannes J. Knoetze

“…Evangelism is then understood and integrated holistically as martyria by the entire faith community. The gospel of the kingdom is then embodied in their faithful presence (being), loving service (deeds) and words of hope at appropriate times (speaking). …”
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Translating the Transcends of God's World in the Arabic-Quran into Balinese by Efri Arsyad Rizal, Mohamad Sobirin

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Defending Victims, Practicing Restraint: God-Consciousness and the Use of Force in the Qur’an by John J. Ranieri

“…The Qur’an speaks frequently of victims and the need to defend them—whether they are the marginalized, the oppressed, those who bring God’s word to a resistant people, or the early community of believers. …”
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‘Are You the One Who is to Come?’ Epistemological Perspectives on Encountering the Judeo-Christian God by Ušurel Lidija

“…This paper argues that an encounter with the Judeo-Christian God presupposes, besides an innate spiritual, a priori, pre-cognitive consciousness regarding the existence of the divine, also a wholistic animation, regeneration and transfiguration of the human perceptive and psychological apparatus, through sanctification by the work of the Word and the Holy Spirit, in the community of believers.…”
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AIDS as God’s Punishment: Examining Ibn Majah’s Sexual Ethics And Implication of Transgression by Maufur Maufur, Saifuddin Zuhri

“…There are still many religious communities who regard AIDS as a curse and punishment from God. …”
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The Role of God’s Mighty Acts in Joel : The Book of Joel as an Example of Trauma Literature by Ibolya Balla

“…In the final form of the work there is a centreline between its two major parts (1:1–2:17; 2:19–4:21), separating the descriptions of divine punishment and lament from the accounts of restoration and joy when it comes to the relationship of the covenant community with God: “Then the Lord became jealous for his land, and had pity on his people” (Joel 2:18). …”
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E-Word? McLuhan, Baudrillard, and Verisimilitude in Preaching by Michael P. Knowles

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Words of wisdom from older immigrant Latino/as with cancer by Iraida V. Carrion, Malinee Neelamegam, Terri D. Lewinson, Keisha Polonio, Crystal Bonano

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On the History of Words in Scandinavia: Researching the Culture of Proto-Books by Piotr P. Chruszczewski

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Contextual Christology in the phrase ‘apo isa elmaseh’ and the word ‘opo’ by Jekson Berdame, Denni H.R. Pinontoan, Christar A. Rumbay

“…The result shows that these phrases and words are used in the Minahasa religion to express the Divinity of Christ, who is believed to be Apo Kasuruan Wangko (God of Origin of Life), Apo/Opo and the Great Ancestor, who is always close to the community and the universe. …”
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A Puzzle Unsolved: Failure to Observe Different Effects of God and Religion Primes on Intergroup Attitudes by Ramsay, Jonathan E., Tong, Eddie M. W., Pang, Joyce S., Chowdhury, Avijit

“…Religious priming has been found to have both positive and negative consequences, and recent research suggests that the activation of God-related and community-related religious cognitions may cause outgroup prosociality and outgroup derogation respectively. …”
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Preaching Outside the Temple: On the Literary Witness of James Baldwin as the Word Made Public by Eric Lewis Williams

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Sonship in the Bible by Joshua Maurer, Amy Peeler

“…Tracing these identities throughout the canonical text allows a foundation upon which to understand the communities who confessed Jesus’ sonship as those who were then described as adoptees into the family of God. …”
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Tajemnica Jezusa - Mesjasza i Syna Bożego, który stał się Człowiekiem (J1, 1-14) by Henryk Witczak

“…The first dimension is the existence of the Word with God (vv. 1–5), the second one is His incarnation (vv. 6–14), and the third one is acting within the community of believers (vv. 15–18). …”
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Divine Immanence in the Panentheistic Cosmology of Arthur Peacock by Igor Gudyma

“…In other words, we are talking about the relationship of God with the individual and the human community, which reflects the creative essence of God and presupposes the existence of events that reveal important religious truths. …”
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A FAIR LEADER PERSPECTIVE BUYA HAMKA (REVIEW OF THE WORD 'ULIL AMRI IN SURAH AN NISA: 59) by Rahmat IR. Limbong, Agus Firdaus Chandra, Lukmanul Hakim, Maher bin Ghazali

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Le concept de la non-personne selon Gustavo Gutiérrez by Betancourt, I

Divine authority and covenant community in contemporary culture by Billingham, J

“…It is within this context of relationship, human and divine, that the authoritative and revelatory Word of God, the story that is Christ, is found in community and praxis. …”

Patronage and philanthropy: Prize medals of the Parsi Community of Mumbai by Bhandare, S

“…The religion is centred around ritualistic treatment of fire, belief in a single great god Ahura Mazda and the pursuit of eternally moral values like Truth, adopting a single path based on the maxim of ‘good thoughts, good words and good deeds’. …”