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| − | Generically, '''evangelical''' is a person whose beliefs are in agreement with [[Gospel]] and who communicates his [[faith]] to others so that they may benefit also. It may also describe a person whose beliefs are marked by an ardent or zealous enthusiasm for a cause<ref>[http://wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=evangelical Princeton University]</ref> such as [[Christianity]]. Evangelical Christians have, in addition to spreading the word of God, have helped bring much needed medical and educational services to poor parts of the world,as part of their missionary activities. | + | Generically, '''evangelical''' is a person whose beliefs are in agreement with [[Gospel]] and who communicates his [[faith]] to others so that they may benefit also. It may also describe a person whose beliefs are marked by an ardent or zealous enthusiasm for a cause<ref>[http://wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=evangelical Princeton University]</ref> such as [[Christianity]]. Evangelical Christians have, in addition to spreading the word of God, have helped bring much needed medical and educational services to poor parts of the world,as part of their missionary activities. Some evangelicals might sometimes run the risk of not considering other people's points of view fully. |
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Revision as of 21:03, May 16, 2008
Generically, evangelical is a person whose beliefs are in agreement with Gospel and who communicates his faith to others so that they may benefit also. It may also describe a person whose beliefs are marked by an ardent or zealous enthusiasm for a cause[1] such as Christianity. Evangelical Christians have, in addition to spreading the word of God, have helped bring much needed medical and educational services to poor parts of the world,as part of their missionary activities. Some evangelicals might sometimes run the risk of not considering other people's points of view fully.