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Sommario
- Le Assemblee di Dio enfatizzano il parlare in lingue come prova iniziale del battesimo nello Spirito Santo, mentre il Pentecostalismo varia su questa credenza.
- Le chiese pentecostali possono avere un culto più spontaneo, mentre i servizi delle Assemblee di Dio tendono a essere più strutturati.
- Il Pentecostalismo include generalmente una struttura di governance decentralizzata, mentre le Assemblee di Dio hanno un sistema più formale con linee guida condivise.
- Le Assemblee di Dio si sono formate nel 1914 per l'unità e la chiarezza dottrinale all'interno del Pentecostalismo, enfatizzando la struttura e la teologia sistematica.
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