The Battery and the Windmill: Two Models of Protestant Devotionalism in Early-Twentieth-Century America
In 1912, Andrew Murray, an influential spokesperson for the Keswick theology prevalent in American fundamentalism, decried the sorry state of spirituality among modern Christians. How many there are, he exclaimed, who “say that they have no time and that the heart desire for prayer is lacking; they...
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1996
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Church history
Year: 1996, 卷: 65, 發布: 1, Pages: 42-61 |
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