Sermon
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| A '''sermon''' is an [[public speaking|oration]] by a [[prophet]] or member of the [[clergy]]. Sermons address a [[Bible|Biblical]], [[Theology|theological]], [[Religion|religious]], or [[Morality|moral]] topic, usually expounding on a type of [[belief]], [[law]] or [[Human behavior|behavior]] within both past and present contexts. | A '''sermon''' is an [[public speaking|oration]] by a [[prophet]] or member of the [[clergy]]. Sermons address a [[Bible|Biblical]], [[Theology|theological]], [[Religion|religious]], or [[Morality|moral]] topic, usually expounding on a type of [[belief]], [[law]] or [[Human behavior|behavior]] within both past and present contexts. | ||
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| + | *[[Sermon joyeux]] | ||
| *[[Preacher]] | *[[Preacher]] | ||
| *[[List of preachers]] | *[[List of preachers]] | ||
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A sermon is an oration by a prophet or member of the clergy. Sermons address a Biblical, theological, religious, or moral topic, usually expounding on a type of belief, law or behavior within both past and present contexts.
See also
- Sermon joyeux
- Preacher
- List of preachers
- Expository preaching
- Extemporaneous preaching
- Popular Sermon of the Medieval Friar
- Khutba, Muslim analog
- Kerygma
- Theology
- Midrash
- Christian Virtues
- Redemptive-Historical Preaching
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