Published June 2004
Greetings and welcome to the Fourth Volume of Didache: Faithful Teaching. This issue combines numbers one and two due to several factors that are addressed in the editorial, “Why We Publish This Online Journal.” We have a strong series of articles in this volume that offer perspectives ranging from theology on the Pacific Rim to exploring the heritage of one of our first Wesleyan institutions in the Church of the Nazarene.
See the link below to read the remainder of the editor's introduction
default From the Editor (17 KB)
default Editorial: Why We Publish This Online Journal (37 KB) , By Dean G. Blevins, Editor
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Holiness Embodied in the Asia-Pacific Context
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By Floyd T. Cunningham
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A Dialogue Between Wesley and Confucius on the Theme of Sanctification
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By Seung-an Im
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A Discussion of Power as it Relates to a Local Church Context
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By Ruth Reynard, Ph.D.
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To Spread Scriptural Holiness and to Reform the Nation: The Kingdom of God in the Thought of John Wesley
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By Philip R. Hamner
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Loving “Nonperfectly” to Love Perfectly: The Moral Energy That Arises from Paradox
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By L. Bryan Williams
default Christlike Character in Christian Higher Education (50 KB) By Mark A. Maddix
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Beyond the Fundamentalist/Liberal Controversy: A Revisionist History of H. Orton Wiley at Nazarene University
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by Aaron Friberg
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The Educational Ideal of the Point Loma Nazarene University
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By H. Orton Wiley, (edited by Aaron Friberg)