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Alleluia - An Ethnographic Study

English · Hardback

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The Alleluia Community is a covenant, charismatic, and ecumenical community that has thrived in living a radical version of the Christian tradition. Using a mixed methods approach, the author has documented empirically the possibility of living the faith and of acting according to its high standards.

List of contents










Introduction: The Conceptual Framework, Historical Background, and Methodology
1. The Fundamental Dilemma: Alleluia and Its Secular Environment
2. The Dilemma of Mixed Motivation: A Case Study of the Elders of the Alleluia Community
3. The Symbolic Dilemma: Ritual Manifested in Alleluia
4. The Dilemma of Administrative Order: Gender Roles in Alleluia
5. The Dilemma of Delimitation: A Study of Ethics within the Alleluia Community
6. The Dilemma of Power: A Study of Conversion in Alleluia
7. The Interpretative Dilemma: An Investigation of Belief Systems in Alleluia
Conclusion

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Don Swenson is professor emeritus of sociology at Mount Royal University.

Summary

The Alleluia Community is a covenant, charismatic, and ecumenical community that has thrived in living a radical version of the Christian tradition. Using a mixed methods approach, the author has documented empirically the possibility of living the faith and of acting according to its high standards.

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