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The Bussiness of Popular Religion. Televangelism and American Culture.
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Schultze, Quentin J.
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Artículo Disponible
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269.2609 S391
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Drawingon behind-the-scenes details of the lives and businesses of televangelists, Quentin J. Schultze warns that such ministries are destroyed by the desire to trade entertaining images for solid teaching. TV preachers become media gurus with vast power, popularity, and wealth. They fall to pressure to broadcast the kind of gospel their public will pay production ocsts to hear. Churches who do not live before the camera still hear the call to media-style megachurch strategies. Entertaining worship and ministries attract customers.
Christians can use television, radio, satellites, and other technologies, affirms Schultze...if they understand and meet the dangers. After studying television's effect on religion, Televangelism and American Culture describe the church in a media-worshiping society and maps out the way back to truth. |
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0-8010-8319-2
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Baker Book House Co
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1991
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264
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United States of America
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Michigan
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English
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Priscila Barrientos
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Priscila Barrientos
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08/12/2014
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08/12/2014
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Elaborado por Editorial Digital, www.editorialdigital.net