Anti-intellectualism in American LifeVintage Books, 1963 - 434 pages |
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... early American Methodists were the famous circuit - riding preachers who made up in mobility , flexibility , courage , hard work , and dedication what they might lack in ministerial training or dignity . These itinerants were justly ...
... early American Methodists were the famous circuit - riding preachers who made up in mobility , flexibility , courage , hard work , and dedication what they might lack in ministerial training or dignity . These itinerants were justly ...
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... early schools as were launched tended to fail for lack of sup- 9 The fate of the first Methodist " college , " Cokesbury College in Abingdon , Maryland , may serve as an illustration . The project was the pet idea of Dr. Thomas Coke ...
... early schools as were launched tended to fail for lack of sup- 9 The fate of the first Methodist " college , " Cokesbury College in Abingdon , Maryland , may serve as an illustration . The project was the pet idea of Dr. Thomas Coke ...
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... early as 1789 , gave the following reason : 2 Our brethren of other denominations around us Could no longer curse us for not knowing the Law , or discard and Reprobate a great deal of our Teaching for not knowing our Mother tongue ...
... early as 1789 , gave the following reason : 2 Our brethren of other denominations around us Could no longer curse us for not knowing the Law , or discard and Reprobate a great deal of our Teaching for not knowing our Mother tongue ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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