charismatic
Karizmatik
definition
noun
Center stage is now occupied by Pentecostals, charismatics , evangelicals, fundamentalists, conservative Baptists and Lutherans, and select Roman Catholic writers and movements.
an adherent of the charismatic movement.
adjective
a charismatic leader
exercising a compelling charm that inspires devotion in others.
The three uniting congregations were an Independent Holiness Church, a charismatic House Church, and a Brethren Assembly.
of or relating to the charismatic movement in the Christian Church.
translation of 'charismatic'
adjective
sempati uyandıran,
çekici,
büyüleyici bir çekiciliği olan,
etkileyici
example
Women and men with 'charismatic' powers to heal and contact God originate and lead their own sects.
I plunged myself into a 'charismatic' Baptist church, because I was seeking emotional and affective expression.
In Queens a few hundred Colombian Americans led by a Colombian priest established a church based on 'charismatic' Catholicism.
Practicing 'charismatic' prophecy, many of Montanus's followers were women, who were allowed to teach, heal, and exorcise demons.
The other day I received an email asking me how I would differentiate between evangelicals, fundamentalists, and 'charismatic' Christians.
Some of the students have paid a considerable price for introducing Reformed doctrines and orderly worship into what were once 'charismatic' churches.
That was the excessively charming, 'charismatic' Catherine O'Connor.
His 'charismatic' charm is more than enough reason to watch the movie.
Most were Roman Catholic, but many belonged to fundamentalist or 'charismatic' Protestant churches.
He is a very 'charismatic' figure and a very good man, which is why his appeal is so widespread.
But he was instead an apostle, an ad hoc theologian, a proclaimer, a 'charismatic' who saw visions and spoke in tongues - and a religious genius.
She originally joins the group because of her attraction to its 'charismatic' leader, Andi.
Godboo is a true 'charismatic' , with a physical presence that makes him the focus of every eye.
At home, there is a 'charismatic' new leader to charm and intrigue us.
Being a 'charismatic' church, the proceedings went along as usual.
Perhaps the nation does now need a strong, 'charismatic' and inspiring leader to help it make sense of all the uncertainty and seize the opportunity to make a statement of identity.
Some Christians seek a more emotional form of religious worship and turn to 'charismatic' Christianity and other movements that stress a personal response to Jesus.
‘He had an aura about him, he was 'charismatic' and he inspired you,’ he said.
A 'charismatic' leader, he inspired his troops, Frenchmen and foreigners, with fierce loyalty and devotion.
No doubt about it, she is an inspiring, 'charismatic' figure as most people come to appreciate very quickly once they meet her.
We Calvinists are 'charismatic' Christians because we love the Lord Christ who first loved us.
First, the fastest growing sectors of American Christianity were the 'charismatic' , Pentecostal, and fundamentalist churches.
Keith is charming and very 'charismatic' , but not reliable.
In his youth, Machiavelli had watched Savonarola from afar; the great religious 'charismatic' was both anti-Renaissance and opposed to the new merchant class that was emerging.
He got started at 20, when his local 'charismatic' Christian church told him he didn't have enough experience for conventional missions.
Her paper was inspired by a 'charismatic' speaker she had heard.
Often, such people can be charming, even 'charismatic' .
Although she tried out different denominations when at university, and attended a 'charismatic' church, her experiences of the Methodist church were narrow when she returned to it.
I, myself, am a 'charismatic' in that I attend churches that promote the use of Spiritual gifts.
It was the 'charismatic' crowd-pleaser who charmed the British public and won two massive election victories for a Labour Party that had almost given up hope of ever seeing power again.
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