Alleluia: an ethnographic study

✍ Scribed by The Alleluia Community;Swenson, Don

Publisher: Lexington Books
Year: 2018
Tongue: English
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

The conceptual framework, historical background, and methodology -- The fundamental dilemma: Alleluia and its secular environment -- The dilemma of mixed motivation: a case study of the elders of the Alleluia Community -- The symbolic dilemma: ritual manifested in Alleluia -- The dilemma of administrative order: gender roles in Alleluia -- The dilemma of delimitation: a study of ethics within the Alleluia Community -- The dilemma of power: a study of conversion in Alleluia -- The interpretative dilemma: an investigation of belief systems in Alleluia.

✦ Table of Contents

The conceptual framework, historical background, and methodology --
The fundamental dilemma: Alleluia and its secular environment --
The dilemma of mixed motivation: a case study of the elders of the Alleluia Community --
The symbolic dilemma: ritual manifested in Alleluia --
The dilemma of administrative order: gender roles in Alleluia --
The dilemma of delimitation: a study of ethics within the Alleluia Community --
The dilemma of power: a study of conversion in Alleluia --
The interpretative dilemma: an investigation of belief systems in Alleluia.

✦ Subjects

Christian communities;Christliche Gemeinschaft;Religiöse Bewegung;Alleluia (Community);The Alleluia Community;Religiöse Bewegung

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