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This was in conflict increasingly with the reform movements that were pan protestant and international in scope
I found myself smiling at the humor and clever phrasing as well as nodding along with the patent significance of his conclusions
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Here he disagrees with tony claydon that the court propaganda the primary mover of protestant internationalism and providential... Read More
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voluntary, anglican, high, ended and moral. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
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- This product had a total of 2 reviews as of our last analysis date on Aug 7 2021.
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Brent sirota looks at the origins of the eighteenth century “age of benevolence” in the restoration period
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The revival under james and even the attempts at reform and revival on the part of the church after revolution could often end up looking hostility other protestant traditions
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Catechizing people and getting them to commit to the church ended up looking like other communions were inadequate
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This made ecumenical toleration feel incompatible with proselytizing
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This movement under james ii wasn’t at first in opposition to the court but when james chose to see it that it did in fact become opposition something churches and other conservative powers continue to learn at their peril
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The revolution was neither secular nor the culmination of an anglican revolution
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In the end the dependence on the reform movements coming from court which weren’t that effective made the voluntary societies necessary
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Here he disagrees with tony claydon that the court propaganda the primary mover of protestant internationalism and providentialist reform in the 1690s
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