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The gospel, he writes "is a genre of communication which is at once particular and communicable, by virtue of the communicators' uncoerced and noncoercive submission to the host culture.
Further footnotes on rhetoric, Yoder, and Boyarin by Biesecker-Mast, Gerald / Cross Currents
God's favor is surprising not in that God gives freely or uncoerced.
Radical patronage in Luke-Acts by Heen, Erik M. / Currents in Theology and Mission
A FINAL resource that promotes the Anglos' primacy is what Joseph Nye has called "soft power"--the uncoerced admiration of other countries.
Why Anglos lead by Mead, Lawrence M. / The National Interest
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