“It was a real shame that Bryn didn't get to sing because he has tremendous charisma and stage presence.”

“It's about a lawyer circa 70BC, familiar to Latin students more for his ablative absolutes than his crowd-pulling charisma.”

“Lack of charisma, timidity and humility seem to be the criteria that negate strong leadership qualities.”

“All the Pauline references to charismata, Campbell insists, are to be taken only in the latter sense.”

“Do we not get an instructive insight into the nature of the other charismata from this suggestive fact?”

“Yet it is built up through different charismata and ministries.”

“Today, almost 525 million people around the world identify themselves as Pentecostals or charismatics.”

“According to Theissen Jesus recruited secondary charismatics, both men and women.”

“This, to Horsley, disproves Theissen's hypothesis of wandering charismatics.”