Comments on: Gerlach and Hine http://www.movements.net/2006/01/11/gerlach-and-hine.html The companion website to the new book by Steve Addison Mon, 08 Mar 2010 22:18:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: BlogRodent » Is the Assemblies of God a cult? http://www.movements.net/2006/01/11/gerlach-and-hine.html/comment-page-1#comment-331 BlogRodent » Is the Assemblies of God a cult? Mon, 30 Jan 2006 09:07:36 +0000 http://www.steveaddison.net/?p=181#comment-331 [...] I’m grateful to Steve Addison’s weblog for providing this succinct quote from Luther P. Gerlach and Virgina H. Hine, authors of People, power, change: Movements of social transformation, a sociological study of the Black Panthers and Pentecostals: [...] [...] I’m grateful to Steve Addison’s weblog for providing this succinct quote from Luther P. Gerlach and Virgina H. Hine, authors of People, power, change: Movements of social transformation, a sociological study of the Black Panthers and Pentecostals: [...]

]]> By: Steve http://www.movements.net/2006/01/11/gerlach-and-hine.html/comment-page-1#comment-295 Steve Mon, 16 Jan 2006 05:06:11 +0000 http://www.steveaddison.net/?p=181#comment-295 Tony, thanks for the feedback and well done on polychephalous! But is it acephalous (headless) types who aren't interested in community or the monocephalous (one headed)? Perhaps people who gather in cliques could be called olicephalous (few headed)? Tony, thanks for the feedback and well done on polychephalous! But is it acephalous (headless) types who aren’t interested in community or the monocephalous (one headed)? Perhaps people who gather in cliques could be called olicephalous (few headed)?

]]> By: Tony Chimento http://www.movements.net/2006/01/11/gerlach-and-hine.html/comment-page-1#comment-291 Tony Chimento Wed, 11 Jan 2006 15:08:57 +0000 http://www.steveaddison.net/?p=181#comment-291 Your posts and information are quite challenging. Perhaps I need to read your blog a bit later in the afternoon when I am functional and mentally awake. I love the questions you posed in this particular post, especially in the context of planting a church that looks like the church is supposed to as modeled by the Acts church. While it is impossible to duplicate as it was a different time, different culture, and different social condition, the nuts and bolts of how they formed church, held close to each other, and utlimately shared all things in relation to needs, it is doable and modelable. All I have to do now is to a team willing to be polycephalous and not key to much on acephalous types who are not interested in the community. There. I tried to use it in a sentence. Your posts and information are quite challenging. Perhaps I need to read your blog a bit later in the afternoon when I am functional and mentally awake. I love the questions you posed in this particular post, especially in the context of planting a church that looks like the church is supposed to as modeled by the Acts church. While it is impossible to duplicate as it was a different time, different culture, and different social condition, the nuts and bolts of how they formed church, held close to each other, and utlimately shared all things in relation to needs, it is doable and modelable.

All I have to do now is to a team willing to be polycephalous and not key to much on acephalous types who are not interested in the community. There. I tried to use it in a sentence.

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