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... minister and a graduate of Yale , who toured Connecticut and Massachusetts in 1742 and 1743 , pouring such invective upon the established ministers and committing such other outrages upon decorum ( singing , for example , on his way to ...
... minister and a graduate of Yale , who toured Connecticut and Massachusetts in 1742 and 1743 , pouring such invective upon the established ministers and committing such other outrages upon decorum ( singing , for example , on his way to ...
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... Minister Will Be Successful , " and cites Proverbs XI , 30 : " He that winneth souls is wise . " 9 Crèvecoeur : op . cit . , p . 45. This should not be taken as suggesting that the ministers were not respected . They did not have ...
... Minister Will Be Successful , " and cites Proverbs XI , 30 : " He that winneth souls is wise . " 9 Crèvecoeur : op . cit . , p . 45. This should not be taken as suggesting that the ministers were not respected . They did not have ...
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... ministers capable of a mixed kind of religious and na- tionalistic statecraft , whose object was to reform the ... ministers was increasingly shaped by the re- vivalist criterion of ministerial merit . The Puritan ideal of the minister ...
... ministers capable of a mixed kind of religious and na- tionalistic statecraft , whose object was to reform the ... ministers was increasingly shaped by the re- vivalist criterion of ministerial merit . The Puritan ideal of the minister ...
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On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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