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His work has the kind of spontaneously inspired, proclamatory quality of Joseph Smith's founding of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and the mystical arbitrariness of Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy.

Radical hope: education and equality in Australia by Pearson, Noel / Quarterly Essay

From them, indeed from all the "sainted" faithful, the proclamation of the church lies within the ecclesial context of martyria--that proclamatory witness that draws each faithful individual toward the transformed reality of "blest communion, fellowship divine," wherein despite our feeble struggle all are gathered into "one within [God's] great design.

Woven whole: weaving spirituality through a Lutheran Epistemology and ... by Geweke, Deborah / Currents in Theology and Mission

Despite the book's proclamatory title, McMoyler, a labor and delivery nurse, immediately declares that there really is no one "best" birth, that "the only objective is a 'healthy mom, health baby--however you get there.

Goodbye, Lamaze by McMoyler, Sarah / Townsend Letter