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Most cited papers from Asbury Theological Seminary

What are the most cited papers from Asbury Theological Seminary?

The most cited paper from Asbury Theological Seminary is "Is Apology Worth the Risk? Predictors, Outcomes, and Ways to Avoid Regret" (Julie Juola Exline, Lise DeShea, Virginia Todd Holeman, 2007), with 133 citations. Next come "Identity and spirituality: A psychosocial exploration of the sense of spiritual self." (81) and "The Role of Short-Term Mission Teams in the New Centers of Global Christianity" (58).

Showing 50 of 60 papers. Every paper with more than 6 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 Is Apology Worth the Risk? Predictors, Outcomes, and Ways to Avoid Regret Julie Juola Exline, Lise DeShea, Virginia Todd Holeman · Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology Apr 2007 133
2 Identity and spirituality: A psychosocial exploration of the sense of spiritual self. Chris Kiesling, Gwendolyn T. Sorell, Marilyn J. Montgomery et al. · Developmental Psychology 2006 81
3 The Role of Short-Term Mission Teams in the New Centers of Global Christianity Stephen Offutt · Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion Dec 2011 58
4 The Perceived Benefits of Participating in Campus Recreation Programs and Facilities: A Comparison between Undergraduate and Graduate Students Alexandra Henchy · Recreational Sports Journal Oct 2013 45
5 Listening to Sexual Minorities on Christian College Campuses Mark A. Yarhouse, Stephen P. Stratton, Janet B. Dean et al. · Journal of Psychology and Theology Jun 2009 45
6 Paul and the Gentile Problem Benjamin J. Snyder · Bulletin for Biblical Research 2017 39
7 Ethical Issues in the Initiation and Termination of Treatment John F. Kilner · American Journal of Kidney Diseases Mar 1990 36
8 New Cambridge Bible Commentary Craig S. Keener Apr 2018 34
9 Mindfulness and Contemplation: Secular and Religious Traditions in Western Context Stephen P. Stratton · Counseling and Values 2 Apr 2015 32
10 The Story of Sacrifice: Ritual and Narrative in the Priestly Source Jim Wilson · Bulletin for Biblical Research May 2022 29
11 Religion, Poverty, and Development Stephen Offutt, LiErin Probasco, Brandon Vaidyanathan · Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion Jun 2016 24
12 The Gift Economy of Direct Transnational Civic Action: How Reciprocity and Inequality Are Managed in Religious “Partnerships” Gary J. Adler, Stephen Offutt · Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion Sep 2017 23
13 Forgiveness interventions as spiritual development strategies: Comparing forgiveness workshop training, expressive writing about forgiveness, and retested controls. Stephen P. Stratton, Janet B. Dean, Arthur J. Nonneman et al. · ˜The œJournal of psychology and Christianity 2008 22
14 Sexual Minorities in Faith-Based Higher Education: A National Survey of Attitudes, Milestones, Identity, and Religiosity Stephen P. Stratton, Janet B. Dean, Mark A. Yarhouse et al. · Journal of Psychology and Theology Mar 2013 22
15 Genesis 1–11: A Narrative-Theological Commentary Aaron R. Woods · Bulletin for Biblical Research Oct 2019 20
16 The Genealogical Adam and Eve: The Surprising Science of Universal Ancestry James Wilson · Bulletin for Biblical Research Jul 2021 19
17 Editing the Good News: some synoptic lessons for the study of Acts Ben Witherington · Cambridge University Press eBooks Book chapter 9 May 1996 19
18 KARL RAHNER AND THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENCE QUESTION Christopher L. Fisher, David A. S. Fergusson · The Heythrop Journal 9 Mar 2006 19
19 The Role of Religious Beliefs and Behaviors in Predicting Underage Alcohol Use Emily H. Brechting, Tamara L. Brown, John M. Salsman et al. · Journal of Child & Adolescent Substance Abuse 19 Aug 2010 19
20 The Love-Fear Antinomy in Deuteronomy 5-11 Bill T. Arnold · Vetus Testamentum 2011 18
21 The Bible in a Disenchanted Age: The Enduring Possibility of Christian Faith Michael D. Matlock · Bulletin for Biblical Research Mar 2018 17
22 Heroic Bodies in Ancient Israel Alison K. Hawanchak · Bulletin for Biblical Research Oct 2020 16
23 Spiritual, Family, and Ministry Satisfaction among Missionaries Leslie A. Andrews · Journal of Psychology and Theology Jun 1999 16
24 Hospitality, a practice and a way of life Christine Pohl · Vision: A Journal for Church and Theology 2002 16
25 A dual approach to assessing collection development and acquisitions for academic libraries Robert Danielson · Library Collections Acquisitions and Technical Services 2012 16
26 How the Gospels Became History: Jesus and Mediterranean Myths Craig S. Keener · Bulletin for Biblical Research Jun 2020 15
27 Growing Up in Ancient Israel: Children in Material Culture and Biblical Texts Jim Wilson · Bulletin for Biblical Research Apr 2020 15
28 “Coming Out” to Parents in a Christian Context: A Consensual Qualitative Analysis of LGB Student Experiences Jeffrey L. Reed, Stephen P. Stratton, Gregory Koprowski et al. · Counseling and Values 9 Apr 2020 15
29 The Holiness Redaction of the Primeval History Bill T. Arnold · Zeitschrift für die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft 7 Dec 2017 15
30 Modernity, History and the Theological Interpretation of the Bible Joel B. Green · Scottish Journal of Theology Aug 2001 15
31 Transformative Learning Theory: Connections with Christian Adult Education Ellen L. Marmon · Christian Education Journal Research on Educational Ministry Nov 2013 13
32 Do We Need a Postmodern Anthropology for Mission in a Postcolonial World? Michael A. Rynkiewich · Mission Studies 2011 13
33 Hospitality and the mental health of children and families. Christine Pohl · American Journal of Orthopsychiatry Oct 2011 13
34 Effects of Forgiveness of Perpetrators on Marital Adjustment for Survivors of Sexual Abuse Virginia Todd Holeman, Rita W. Myers · The Family Journal Jul 1998 13
35 The Multidimensional Nature of the Quest Construct Forgiveness, Spiritual Perception,& Differentiation of Self Virginia Todd Holeman, Janet B. Dean, Lise DeShea et al. · Journal of Psychology and Theology Mar 2011 13
36 Echoes of Exodus: Tracing a Biblical Motif Alison K. Hawanchak · Bulletin for Biblical Research Oct 2019 12
37 Old Testament Eschatology and the Rise of Apocalypticism Bill T. Arnold 6 Dec 2007 12
38 Joining Erikson and Identity Specialists in the Quest to Characterize Adult Spiritual Identity Chris Kiesling, Gwen Sorell · Identity 27 Nov 2009 12
39 Women in the Ministry of Jesus Ben Witherington · Cambridge University Press eBooks Book chapter 3 May 1984 11
40 Converting My Course Converted Me: How Reinventing an On‐campus Course for an Online Environment Reinvigorated My Teaching Lester Ruth · Teaching Theology & Religion 22 Sep 2006 11
41 An Introduction to Israel’s Wisdom Traditions Abbie Mantor · Bulletin for Biblical Research Jun 2019 10
42 Mary McLeod Bethune: Black Educational Ministry Leader of the Early 20th Century Beverly C. Johnson-Miller · Christian Education Journal Research on Educational Ministry Nov 2006 10
43 Yhwh Exegetes Torah: How Ezekiel 44:7—9 Bars Foreigners from the Sanctuary AWABDY · Journal of Biblical Literature 2012 10
44 The Hopes and Dreams of Honduran Women Regarding Their Daughters' Sexuality Francesca Giordano, Beverly Thumme, Georgina Panting Sierra · Qualitative Health Research 8 May 2009 9
45 An attachment theory approach to narrating the faith journey of children of parental divorce Chris Kiesling · International Journal of Children s Spirituality Nov 2011 9
46 The Unridden Donkey Colt: Mark 11:2 in Light of Equine Development and Pedagogy Craig S. Keener · Bulletin for Biblical Research May 2022 8
47 Entangled: Evangelicals and Gangs in El Salvador Stephen Offutt · Social Forces 14 Oct 2019 8
48 The Christian Story and our Stories: Narrative Pedagogy in Congregational Life Benjamin D. Espinoza · Christian Education Journal Research on Educational Ministry Nov 2013 8
49 The Impact of Distance Education on Libraries Kenneth A. Boyd · Theological Librarianship Open access 11 May 2009 8
50 Independent Indigenous Protestant Mega Churches in El Salvador Robert A. Danielson · Missiology An International Review 26 Mar 2013 8

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