
Charisma
In Our Time
Charisma and Leadership: A Double-Edged Sword
This chapter explores the significance of charisma among women and racial minorities, contrasting their experiences with traditional male-dominated authority. It examines historical figures like Amy Semple McPherson and Desmond Tutu, highlighting the challenges and complexities of charismatic leadership in both religious and secular contexts. The discussion raises important questions about the nature of charisma, its potential for social transformation, and the risks of abuse when wielded without accountability.
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