Keyword [protestant]
Result: 121 - 140 | Page: 7 of 10 |
| 121. | Spirituality and job satisfaction: A comparative diversity study of African American, Anglo, and Hispanic Protestant clergy |
| 122. | Typologies of Ecclesiology in Modern Protestant Theology |
| 123. | Old versus new: Cartographic discourse and mapping the Protestant identity in 'Paradise Lost' |
| 124. | The formation of modern womanhood in East Asia, 1880--1920: American evangelical gender ideology and modern nation-building |
| 125. | Holistic ministry and health promotion in U.S. Protestant Christian churches: An exploratory analysis |
| 126. | Authenticity, inauthenticity, attachment, and God-image tendencies among adult evangelical Protestant Christians |
| 127. | The Protestant ethic of development |
| 128. | Building religious spaces, erecting secular identities: Tokyo Protestant churches, 1880--1923 |
| 129. | Contextualization of the public worship practices of Vietnamese Protestant churches in the greater Ohio Valley region |
| 130. | Becoming Christian, remaining Ojibwe: The emergence of Native American Protestant Christianity in the Great Lakes, 1820--1900 |
| 131. | Catholic and Protestant conservatives: Structures of gender ideology in the formation of opinions regarding the responsibility of poverty |
| 132. | A healing voice: Exploring the response of Protestant clergy women to women who are victims of intimate partner violence |
| 133. | An investigation of worldviews of confessional Reformed Protestant teachers in a postmodern culture |
| 134. | Religion and the American industrial city: Protestant culture and social transformation in Lowell, Massachusetts, 1824--1890 |
| 135. | High-tech worship Digital display technologies and Protestant liturgical practice in the U.S |
| 136. | 'Your grievances are ours': Militant pan-Protestantism, the Thirty Years' War, and the origins of the British problem, 1618--1641 |
| 137. | American Protestantism in the Asian crucible, 1919--1939 |
| 138. | Creating a Christian America: The development of Protestant nationalism in the Gilded Age and Progressive era |
| 139. | Towards a Protestant monasticism: The convent life expressed in the evangelical church orders of 16th century Germany |
| 140. | An Exploration of Perspectives on the Events Leading to the Adoption of the Same-Sex Liturgy in the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States of Americ |
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