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homiletical

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hom·i·let·ic  (hm-ltk) also hom·i·let·i·cal (--kl)
adj.
1. Relating to or of the nature of a homily.
2. Relating to homiletics.

[Late Latin homlticus, from Greek homltikos, of conversation, from homltos, conversation, from homlein, to converse with, from homlos, crowd; see homily.]

homi·leti·cal·ly adv.
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Adj.1.homiletical - of the nature of a homily or sermon
2.homiletical - of or relating to homiletics; "homiletic speech"


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Yet the specific emphasis on atoning for Christian idolatry is evident in Sephardi homiletical material, for instance, in Abraham Pereyra's La Certeza del Camino (1666), Sixth Tractate, Second Chapter, which assails "the miserable life of those who follow idolatry" in the vain hope that they will avoid inquisitorial scrutiny.
Harvard chaplain Peter Gomes dispenses liberal theology with a homiletical flourish in his bestselling books on the Bible and the "good life.
In Baptist circles these days it has become a part of one's homiletical responsibility to quote Fred Craddock as well as the biblical canon.
 
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