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Binding: MagazineFirst Issue Lead Time: 6-10 weeks Format: Magazine Subscription Issues Per Year: 12 Label: Strang Communications Co. Magazine Type: Consumer magazine Manufacturer: Strang Communications Co. Number Of Issues: 12 Publisher: Strang Communications Co. Release Date: November 23, 2001 Studio: Strang Communications Co. Subscription Length: 365 days Sales Rank: 1500 Related Items:
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![]() Rating: - It is what it isAs others have said, the best thing about "Charisma" is its news section and its reportage of religious persecution and political issues. They do a decent job there. However, it typically takes a pop "People" magazine approach and tone with the rest of its material. The Bible teaching, what little there is of it, is generally shallow and designed to sell magazines, stroke readers, or stir controversy. There is a definite bias towards the Word-Faith, Pentecostal, Arminian, feminist, ... Read More Rating: - Mouthpiece for the modern charismatic renewalCharisma is a good source for news of the latest goings-on in the world of the contemporary charismatic movement. If you want to know what the televangelists are up to, where the latest revival is breaking out, or in what exciting and exotic ways the Holy Spirit is being manifested in this place or that, Charisma magazine is the place to look. Its usefulness pretty much ends there. The glossy advertisements for hotshot healing evangelists, success gurus and big-name ministries are simply ... Read More Rating: - Prophetic and ComercialCharisma and its sister publication Ministries Today have taken a refreshingly prophetic tack in their editorials and their story selection. I have been pleasantly suprised to see issues such as interracial marriage, women in ministry, spiritual abuse by pastors taken on. Sexual sin, fiscal irregularity, and heresy have also been highlighted. Charisa is the most diverse popular Chrisitan magazine that I have seen. Unlike most, it does not ignore the existence of a large Christian movement in the ... Read More Rating: - Lukewarm enthusiasm for pop-religion journalI have read Charisma magazine for many, many years, and over those years my enthusiasm for this publication has waned, perhaps coinciding with my spiritual journey away from the more excessive fringes of the charismatic movement. Of course, what I consider the "fringes" (Word-faith theology especially) now unfortunately seems to be the charismatic mainstream. Charisma takes a far too uncritical stance when it comes to aberrant theology like Word-faith, and in some instances seems to have "sold out" ... Read More Rating: - Mixed Review"Charisma" magazine has gone through positive and negative changes in the last 10 years. What once was a lighthouse for charimastic Christians has evolved into a less discriminating publication. "Charisma" seems to have lost sight of the necessary theological assessment of varying beliefs. In a New Age, everything-might-be-true spiritual environment we live in, they need to be more cognizant of the challenges on charimastic belief. In tough issues like the Browsnville Revival and ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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