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Renewal theologians

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Renewal theologians are those theologians who represent the Pentecostal, Charismatic and Neocharismatic movements. Notable Renewal theologians are noted under the grouping with which they are most closely identified.

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Pentecostal theologians

  • Gordon Fee - Assemblies of God
  • Simon Chan - Assemblies of God
  • Stanley M. Horton - Assemblies of God
  • Cheryl Bridges Johns - Church of God (Cleveland)
  • Jackie David Johns - Church of God (Cleveland)
  • Rufus Hollis Gause - Church of God (Cleveland)
  • Steven Jack Land - Church of God (Cleveland)
  • French L. Arrington - Church of God (Cleveland)
  • Estrelda Alexander - Church of God (Cleveland)
  • Harold D. Hunter - International Pentecostal Holiness Church
  • John Harris - Church of God/Church of the Redeemer
  • James A. Forbes United Holy Church of America/American Baptist Churches, USA
  • Donald Gee
  • Amos Yong - Assemblies of God
  • Frank Macchia - Assemblies of God
  • Terry Cross - Church of God (Cleveland)
  • Raiford Doc Hughes III - Church of God (Cleveland)
  • Verna M. Linzey - Assemblies of God
  • Russell P. Spittler - Assemblies of God
  • Wolfgang Vondey - Church of God (Cleveland)

    • Pentecostal Biblical scholars

  • Rickie D. Moore - Church of God (Cleveland)
  • John Christopher Thomas - Church of God (Cleveland)

    • Pentecostal historians

  • H. Vinson Synan - International Pentecostal Holiness Church
  • Kimberly Ervin Alexander - Church of God (Cleveland)
  • Anthea Butler - Church of God in Christ

    • Charismatic theologians

  • J. Rodman Williams
  • David Pawson
  • Derek Prince

    • Neocharismatic Biblical scholars

  • Graham Twelftree - Vineyard movement

    • Neocharismatic theologians

  • Wayne Grudem
  • Jack Deere
  • C. Peter Wagner
  • Guy Chevreau
  • Charles H. Kraft
  • James Goll

    • References

    Renewal theologians Wikipedia
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