Evangelicals in the Church of England 1734-1984A&C Black, 1 cze 1992 - 424 A comprehensive and balanced history of the Evangelicals in the Church of England. |
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... increasing influence of rationalistic philosophies , the emergence of deism , a greater degree of toleration and more widespread religious indifference , there was a move towards the idea of a secular society , with religion as a ...
... increasing influence of rationalistic philosophies , the emergence of deism , a greater degree of toleration and more widespread religious indifference , there was a move towards the idea of a secular society , with religion as a ...
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... increased . The foundations for future prosperity had been laid by the end of the previous century , and new techniques allowed for some growth in industry and agriculture , but until about 1760 most Englishmen were engaged in primary ...
... increased . The foundations for future prosperity had been laid by the end of the previous century , and new techniques allowed for some growth in industry and agriculture , but until about 1760 most Englishmen were engaged in primary ...
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... increasing hostility impressed upon the revival converts a deep sense of their corporate identity . Sharp and often bitter divisions were later to appear in their ranks , but these did not lessen the sense of independence from the ...
... increasing hostility impressed upon the revival converts a deep sense of their corporate identity . Sharp and often bitter divisions were later to appear in their ranks , but these did not lessen the sense of independence from the ...
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... H.C.G. Moule , The Evangelical School in the Church of England ( London , 1901 ) ; and G.W.E. Russell , A Short History of the Evangelical Movement . corresponded , as personal contact increased , as they united THE BIRTH OF A MOVEMENT 19.
... H.C.G. Moule , The Evangelical School in the Church of England ( London , 1901 ) ; and G.W.E. Russell , A Short History of the Evangelical Movement . corresponded , as personal contact increased , as they united THE BIRTH OF A MOVEMENT 19.
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Kenneth Hylson-Smith. corresponded , as personal contact increased , as they united in clerical societies and as they grew in numbers did they become a cohesive fraternity which by the end of the century was almost unanimous on major ...
Kenneth Hylson-Smith. corresponded , as personal contact increased , as they united in clerical societies and as they grew in numbers did they become a cohesive fraternity which by the end of the century was almost unanimous on major ...
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