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power encounter: a standalone construct

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Missiology

Alan Tippett's term for a public test between the power of Christ and that of traditional spirits, which he observed in Pacific conversions.

In missiology, power encounter refers to Alan Tippett's term for a public test between the power of Christ and that of traditional spirits, which he observed in Pacific conversions. This meaning comes from Tippett (1967) in Solomon Islands Christianity.[1]

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References

Tippett, A. R. (1967). Solomon Islands Christianity. Lutterworth Press. ISBN 9780878087242

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