Late Protestantism in Ukraine: Pentecostals, Adventists, Jehovah's Witnesses

Authors

Petro Yarotskiy (ed)

Keywords:

Pentecostals, Adventists, Jehovah's Witnesses, Protestantism , Ukraine

Synopsis

The beginning of the modern classical Pentecostal movement is important to consider in the context of the general development of the Reformation process in Protestantism and its serious influence on Catholicism and Orthodoxy. Organizationally, the Pentecostal movement grew out of the so-called "holiness movement", which gained momentum in the late nineteenth century in Britain and the United States, and emphasized the importance of charismatic manifestations (or actions of the Holy Spirit) in the lives of churches and every believer. , logically developing a general vector of focus on the return to the early Christian ideal of doctrine and practice of church life, which was a prominent feature of Protestant movements, especially Baptism and Methodism.
 
The main reason for the incredible explosive rapid spread of the Pentecostal movement was that throughout the history of Christianity, since the time of the apostles, in different countries and in different churches (and in Orthodoxy - including!) To some extent traced such charismatic manifestations, such as visions and supernatural revelations, the phenomenon of speaking in other languages, prophecies and predictions of the future, the ability of non-medical healing of the sick, and others. These phenomena in the Christian world have always been regarded as the action of the gifts (charisma) of the Holy Spirit.
 
The Pentecostal movement brought these phenomena to the theological basis of the New Testament, declaring them normative for the liturgical practice of any church. Thus, the denominational boundaries were broken before the lightning spread of the universal universal Christian idea in its new reading.

Chapters

  • Introduction
    Petro Yarotskiy
  • 1. Pentecostals
  • 1.1. Pentecostal Church. Theological portrait
    Vitaliy I. Docush
  • 1.2. Ways of penetration and conditions of formation and development of Pentecostal churches in Ukraine (20-40 years of the XX century)
    Vitaliy I. Docush
  • 1.3. Church of Evangelical Christians in Union with Evangelical Baptists (1945-1989)
    Vitaliy I. Docush
  • 1.3. Appendices. Copies of indictments and court verdicts
    Vitaliy I. Docush
  • 1.4. Pentecostal churches in independent Ukraine
    Vitaliy I. Docush
  • 2. Seventh-day Adventists
  • 2.1. The history of the world Adventist movement and the main stages of formation of the church organization of the SDA
    Petro Yarotskiy
  • 2.2. Formation of the church organization of the SDA in Ukraine (before 1917)
    Petro Yarotskiy
  • 2.3. SDA Church during the Soviet era
    Petro Yarotskiy
  • 2.4. TSA Church in independent Ukraine
    Petro Yarotskiy
  • 2.5. Social doctrine of the SDA church and its practical implementation
    Petro Yarotskiy
  • 3. Jehovah's Witnesses
  • 3.1. Jehovah's Witnesses. Theological portrait.
    Volodymyr I. Franchuk
  • 3.2. Origins and peculiarities of the development of the world religious organization of Bible Students - Jehovah's Witnesses
    Volodymyr I. Franchuk
  • 3.3. Origin and development of the religious organization of Jehovah's Witnesses in the Ukrainian lands in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
    Volodymyr I. Franchuk
  • 3.4. Jehovah's Witnesses in the Soviet era
    Volodymyr I. Franchuk
  • 3.4. Additions. Copies of indictments and court verdicts
    Volodymyr I. Franchuk
  • 3.5. Jehovah's Witnesses in Independent Ukraine
    Volodymyr I. Franchuk
  • Spiritual and moral potential of Protestant churches in action
    Afterword by the editor of the volume
    Petro Yarotskiy
  • Bibliography on the history, doctrine, organization of Baptists, Adventists, Jehovah's Witnesses, Pentecostals
    Petro Yarotskiy

Published

May 31, 2007

Details about the available publication format: Print Version

Print Version

978-966-96945-36-7

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