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Northcutt notes the gaps created by these earlier models and makes a case not only for framing preaching as an "attractive art" but also for understanding the preacher'sauthority as particularly religious in nature

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Disco Dave Mark S. Davis In the instructional domain theDave the walrus adores disco. The booming bass drums and blasting brass horns. The glittery globes and shiny shirts. And especially the dances! He loves The Bump. The Funky Chicken. Even The Robot! Far out! He cant wait to groove all night long! But when Dave actually hits the dance floor . . . catastrophe! Crashes, slips, and all the wrong types of booms. Dave doesnt want to give up though disco is in his soul! He refuses to let it die! He practices