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[In this final chapter I return to some of the issues raised in Chapter 1. The relationship between charisma of the first century and that of the twenty-first is reconsidered, as is the connection — if any — between the two charismas of contemporary culture: the secular and the Christian. A re-examination of these questions may illuminate the cultural role currently played by charisma.]
Published: Sep 28, 2015
Keywords: Contemporary Culture; Christian Community; Weberian Sense; Charismatic Individual; Divine Grace
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