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Whatever happened to God’s holiness? The holiness of God and the theological authenticity of the South African neo-Pentecostal prophetic activities

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2022Propagating Afro-pessimism? The power of neo-Pentecostal prophetic objects on human agency and transcendence in Africa9 cited

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