homiletics
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of homiletics
Example Sentences
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For their screenplay of Think Like a Man, Keith Merryman and David A. Newman took a more modest approach, creating characters with different humors to embody Harvey’s homiletics.
From Time ● Apr. 19, 2012
Even when he can find the time for some sort of minimal preparation, many a younger minister finds himself inadequately trained in homiletics, the art of the pulpit.
From Time Magazine Archive
He instituted a course in radio preaching at Boston University School of Theology, where he is professor of homiletics.
From Time Magazine Archive
Clyde Fant of the First Baptist Church in Richardson, Texas, a former homiletics teacher, notes that even then folks found fault with the state of the pulpit.
From Time Magazine Archive
William Chappell was an Arminian and a tool of Laud, who afterwards procured him preferment in Ireland, and, as Professor Masson judges from his treatise on homiletics, "a man of dry, meagre nature."
From Life of John Milton by Garnett, Richard
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