Speaking in Tongues: A Multidisciplinary Defense

by Timothy Laurito, Rick Dubose (Foreword)

Speaking in Tongues explores the phenomenon from a multidisciplinary approach. Uncover how speaking in tongues can be logically defended from various fields of study and be proven to be an essential spiritual practice for Christians today. Through this unique, Spirit-inspired act, practitioners are offered a powerful mode of communication with God that is transformational.

Discover the answer to questions like these:

•Does a Lukan theology of speaking in tongues support an initial physical evidence position?
•What are the Pauline frameworks for how speaking in tongues should operate in the church?
•How does speaking in tongues practically benefit the practitioner?
•Can speaking in tongues stand up against psychological, sociological, and linguistic scrutiny?
•Did speaking in tongues cease from church history?

Take a deep dive into the phenomenon of speaking in tongues to learn how a multidisciplinary perspective can empower the practitioner to understand and defend this distinctive practice in fresh ways.

142 pages, Paperback

First published October 26, 2021

Reviews

[Jess Alex · Rating 4 out of 5]

Une étude intéressante des langues selon plusieurs disciplines différentes et complémentaires.

Je retient particulièrement le chapitre sur la théologie pratique et celui sur l'historique des langues.

[Nathan Cormier · Rating 5 out of 5]

Enriching for the pentecostal believer

Timothy Laurito provides a compelling defense for using and practicing tongues in the modern Pentecostal church. This once-common practice has been minimized over the past several decades due to a lack of clear understanding of its Biblical foundation. Mr. Laurito addresses several key aspects for the reader to discuss in defending this precious gift from God.