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... revival its climactic technique . From the closing years of the eighteenth century , and well on into the nineteenth , suc- cessive waves of revivals swept over one or another part of the country . A first wave , running roughly from ...
... revival its climactic technique . From the closing years of the eighteenth century , and well on into the nineteenth , suc- cessive waves of revivals swept over one or another part of the country . A first wave , running roughly from ...
Page 109
... revivals as the con- sequence of divine visitations . Edwards had referred to the Northamp- ton revival , in the title of his first great work , as a " surprising work of God " ; and it was the adjective here that suggested the ...
... revivals as the con- sequence of divine visitations . Edwards had referred to the Northamp- ton revival , in the title of his first great work , as a " surprising work of God " ; and it was the adjective here that suggested the ...
Page 112
... revivals . The most intelligent sympathizers of revivals had always found the extreme manifestations of enthusiasm an embarrassment . Finney , though he regularly induced them , thought of them as necessary encumbrances and evils ...
... revivals . The most intelligent sympathizers of revivals had always found the extreme manifestations of enthusiasm an embarrassment . Finney , though he regularly induced them , thought of them as necessary encumbrances and evils ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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