Description
Howard W. Boldt investigates scripture deemed to support Charismatic teachings. Different than most other works unfavorable to charismatic and continuationist doctrine,ย The Cure for Pentecostalism exposes major translation errors, examines numerous overlooked traditions and culture, relative to Pentecost and the Corinthian church. He challenges the majority miracle view that the Galileans and Corinthians spoke or heard unlearned languages, yet highlights the believerโs three supernatural character gifts of the Holy Spirit. Detailed exploration of these and related topics,
disclose ample reasons why Howard asserts that charismatic teaching is foreign to Scripture.
‘Radicals of the charismatic movement within professing Christianity have turned churches of various denominations into feeling-based laboratories, where old self-esteem drugs are repackaged with some Christianized religion, then labeled as the solution to a happy life. With tongues of gibberish they claim to pray and speak โwordsโ from the Holy Spirit.”
