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charisma
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Charisma
An earlier presentation graphics program for Windows from Micrografx that included a comprehensive media manager for managing large libraries of image, sound and video clips.
charisma, charism
Christianity a divinely bestowed power or talent


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He cites the Archbishop of Canterbury's account of Hal's transformation as evidence of "a distinctly charismatic authority of divine promise" that "like the charismata in 1 Corinthians 12, is made part of his soma at the moment that his mortal body becomes the immortal body politic" (232).
Center or margin: revisions of the English renaissance in honor of ... by Drakakis, John / Shakespeare Studies
It was unclear just what perceived threat the charismata posed to the church's biblicist orthodoxy.
A God of words? by Thorngate, Steve / Sojourners
These five C's of Christ, Canon, Church, Conscience, and Charismata work together to constitute a constellation of authority in Baptist life.
Spiritual authority in Baptist life by Shurden, Walter B. / Baptist History and Heritage
 
 
 
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