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Cross cultural principles and the deaf

Albert Linderman

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Abstract

This paper will look primarily at the lives of deaf people in the United States and will propose a Biblical approach for the evangelization of them. Some projections will also be done concerning the evangelization of the Deaf. (The capital "D" is used when referring to Deaf people as a part of a culture group as described below).

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This paper will look primarily at the lives of deaf people in the United States and will propose a Biblical approach for the evangelization of them. Some projections will also be done concerning the evangelization of the Deaf. (The capital "D" is used when referring to Deaf people as a part of a culture group as described below).

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This paper will look primarily at the lives of deaf people in the United States and will propose a Biblical approach for the evangelization of them. Some projections will also be done concerning the evangelization of the Deaf. (The capital "D" is used when referring to Deaf people as a part of a culture group as described below).

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