The Psychology of Speaking in Tongues

by John P. Kildahl

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Kildahl analyzes the type of personality that would engage in speaking in tongues and concludes that it involves a certain openness to suggestion. Thirty years after reading the study, I have more agreement with the thesis than I did when I read it. However, Kildahl is missing the linguistic aspects of the phenomenon, so don't read this book and think it's the whole story.

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Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality
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234.1ReligionChristianitySalvation and graceGrace
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BL54 .K53Philosophy, Psychology and ReligionReligions. Mythology. RationalismReligions. Mythology. RationalismPhilosophy of religion. Psychology of religion. Religion

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