Pentecostalism as a Paradigm Shift: A Response to Hans Kung’s Paradigmatic Model

Harry Letson

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This article seeks to address the omission of Pentecostalism in Hans Kung’s work on paradigm shifts in his book, Christianity. It is considered a response to this omission not a critique of the whole work. Such an undertaking lies beyond the scope of this article.

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1963The Structure of Scientific Revolutions 1997The everlasting gospel: the significance of eschatology in the development of Pentecostal thought

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