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A History of Christian Doctrine
Agreements,” Christianity Today, 16 December 1983, 11.
269 “Perspectives on Koinonia: Final Report of the International
Roman Catholic/Pentecostal Dialogue (1985-1989),”
Pneuma: The Journal of the Society for Pentecostal Studies
12, no. 2 (Fall 1990): 128.
270 Demetrios J. Constantelos, An Old Faith for Modern Man,
2 nd ed. (New York: Greek Orthodox Diocese, 1964), 17-20.
Chapter 9. The Healing Revival and the Latter Rain
Movement
271 See David K. Bernard, Spiritual Gifts (Hazelwood, MO:
Word Aflame Press, 1997), chapters 9-11.
272 He rejected the idea of three persons in the Godhead
and the idea of an eternal Son. He held that Jesus is the fullness
of the Godhead incarnate. However, he believed that
the humanity of Jesus was a special divine creation, with
Mary serving as the “incubator” only and not the biological
mother.
273 Hollenweger, Pentecostals, 354-55.
274 Nathaniel Urshan, personal interview, Austin, TX, 24
April 1999.
275 “The William Branham Memorial Service,” www.biblebelievers.org/wbmtos.htm
(Mt. Pearl, Newfoundland, Canada:
Bible Believers Association, 1999), emphasis in original.
276 French, 222.
277 P. G. Chappell, “Roberts, Granville Oral,” in Burgess et
al., eds., Dictionary, 760.
278 Steven Lawson, “Charismatics Rally Behind Roberts,”
Charisma, September 1987, 64.
279 D. J. Wilson, “Kuhlman, Kathryn,” in Burgess et al., eds.,
Dictionary, 530, citing Jamie Buckingham, Daughter of
Destiny: Kathryn Kuhlman . . . Her Story (1976), 247.
280 Nathaniel Urshan (UPCI general superintendent), personal
interview, Austin, TX, 24 April 1999. At the merger of the
PCI and PAJC to form the UPC, PCI ministers believed that the
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