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  • The Emergence of Italian Pentecostalism: Affectivity and Aesthetic Worship Practices
    Church History Fall 2021

    The Emergence of Italian Pentecostalism: Affectivity and Aesthetic Worship Practices

    Paul Palma November 27, 2021
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    Editor’s Note: This academic paper by Paul Palma was first presented at the 2013 meeting of the Center for Renewal Studies. Less technical readers may want to start with the more accessible conclusion.   Introduction The early Pentecostal movement expanded among those seeking a more dynamic and vital religious experience. For some this entailed transition…

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