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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Strona 9
... meetings the members applied themselves to ' good discourses , and things wherein they might edifie one another'.17 They remained staunchly Church of England gatherings . The members assiduously guarded against any form of schism or ...
... meetings the members applied themselves to ' good discourses , and things wherein they might edifie one another'.17 They remained staunchly Church of England gatherings . The members assiduously guarded against any form of schism or ...
Strona 12
... meetings , where unregulated lay leadership was considered a source of potential dissatisfaction with the church and the role of the clergy . Indeed , it was the general prominence of lay leadership , and more particularly of itinerant ...
... meetings , where unregulated lay leadership was considered a source of potential dissatisfaction with the church and the role of the clergy . Indeed , it was the general prominence of lay leadership , and more particularly of itinerant ...
Strona 23
... meetings for the members of his congregation , whereby they could share their faith , problems and opportunities , encourage one another and help promote the faith in the neighbourhood , were similar to those of the Wesleyan class ...
... meetings for the members of his congregation , whereby they could share their faith , problems and opportunities , encourage one another and help promote the faith in the neighbourhood , were similar to those of the Wesleyan class ...
Strona 25
... meetings in cottages , and then extended this practice widely in Yorkshire , Lancashire , Cheshire and north ... meeting one person whom he described as ' truly serious ' , or indeed without even hearing of one . But by the time he spoke ...
... meetings in cottages , and then extended this practice widely in Yorkshire , Lancashire , Cheshire and north ... meeting one person whom he described as ' truly serious ' , or indeed without even hearing of one . But by the time he spoke ...
Strona 26
... meeting - house in Haworth in order to help safeguard the future of evangelical Christianity in the village . Nonetheless he was a strong churchman , believing the Church of England ' to be the soundest , purest most apostolic Christian ...
... meeting - house in Haworth in order to help safeguard the future of evangelical Christianity in the village . Nonetheless he was a strong churchman , believing the Church of England ' to be the soundest , purest most apostolic Christian ...
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Strona 6 - It is come, I know not how, to be taken for granted by many persons, that Christianity is not so much as a subject of inquiry, but that it is now at length discovered to be fictitious. And accordingly they treat it as if, in the present age, this were an agreed point among all people of discernment...
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