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csp-24	Denysenko, Anatoliy	Post-Protestantism: Contemporary Exclusions, Critical Theology and Reformation 500 in the Context of the Phenomenon of the “Emerging Church”	2017	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2698	109	47	While Luther, Calvin and other reformers were known for their openness to the new, advocated dialogue with the modern world, accepted the challenges of the cultural paradigm of their time, and even in some areas were ahead of the curve, post-Soviet Protestants tend to dwell in the past, living off the legacy of Christians who suffered for their faith during the times of the USSR. The origins of the term “emerging church” are derived from the so-called Emergent Village, a group of churches that began to coalesce in the 1990s due to a general sense of disillusionment and disappointment in the regular church institutions of the late 20th century.	cache/csp-24.pdf	txt/csp-24.txt