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A tale of two movements: Spirituality as driver of Adventist and Pentecostal differentiation

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2025

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© 2025 Anthony MacPherson

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09 Society and Culture

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5004 Religious studies
5005 Theology

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Early Seventh-day Adventism and early Pentecostalism share many significant historical and theological similarities. However, over time the two movements have changed from their earlier iterations and increasingly diverged from each other. A critical survey of these complex internal and comparative changes reveals that much can be explained when examined through the lens of spirituality. Amid the changes both movements have maintained a profound continuity in their respective spiritualities and this helps explain their past and present identity.

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MacPherson, A., & Smith, L.-A. (2025). A tale of two movements: Spirituality as driver of Adventist and Pentecostal differentiation. Journal of Asia Adventist Seminary, 25(2), 82–107.

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Journal of Asia Adventist Seminary

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