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Renewed by the Word The Bible and Christian revival since the Reformation J. N. Morris

By: Material type: TextLanguage: English Publication details: U.S.A.; Hendrickson Publishers; 2005Description: 160tr; Hardcover, illustrations; 24cmISBN:
  • 9781565635333, 1565635337
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 269.2
  • J55-M88
Online resources: Summary: ... Of the three main divisions in Renewed By the Word the first covers the ""classic"" Evangelical revival, starting with Methodism in Britain and America, proceeding to the appearance of a general Evangelical ethos and style which then came to dominate the English-speaking Protestant churches by the middle of the nineteenth century. This also considers the emergence of Evangelical culture, and concentrates on styles of worship, music, architecture and doctrine. Second is the Catholic revival of the nineteenth century, which encompassed Roman Catholicism, Anglicanism, and certain elements of other Protestant churches. As well as being a compelling narrative, it dwells on the visible impact of this movement on Christianity today. Finally there is the ""pentecostal"" or ""charismatic"" movement, which is having such a continuing worldwide influence...
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... Of the three main divisions in Renewed By the Word the first covers the ""classic"" Evangelical revival, starting with Methodism in Britain and America, proceeding to the appearance of a general Evangelical ethos and style which then came to dominate the English-speaking Protestant churches by the middle of the nineteenth century. This also considers the emergence of Evangelical culture, and concentrates on styles of worship, music, architecture and doctrine. Second is the Catholic revival of the nineteenth century, which encompassed Roman Catholicism, Anglicanism, and certain elements of other Protestant churches. As well as being a compelling narrative, it dwells on the visible impact of this movement on Christianity today. Finally there is the ""pentecostal"" or ""charismatic"" movement, which is having such a continuing worldwide influence...

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