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... Calvinism which the more socially select Evangelicals - including Lady Huntingdon's " genteel Methodists " espoused . It is an error to associate Calvinism at this stage of history with the dissenting spirit : and we may have here an ...
... Calvinism which the more socially select Evangelicals - including Lady Huntingdon's " genteel Methodists " espoused . It is an error to associate Calvinism at this stage of history with the dissenting spirit : and we may have here an ...
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... Calvinistic evangelism . In strict Calvinism there is no possible evangel , as was recognised by Wesley when he summarised the Genevan " Gospel " thus : " One in twenty of mankind is elected ; nineteen in twenty are reprobated . The ...
... Calvinistic evangelism . In strict Calvinism there is no possible evangel , as was recognised by Wesley when he summarised the Genevan " Gospel " thus : " One in twenty of mankind is elected ; nineteen in twenty are reprobated . The ...
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... Calvinism vocal . But the Calvinism itself had been of long development . This will become plain to anyone who carefully and impartially examines the Olney volume . Hints of pure Calvinism — or , in milder degree , of an Old Testament ...
... Calvinism vocal . But the Calvinism itself had been of long development . This will become plain to anyone who carefully and impartially examines the Olney volume . Hints of pure Calvinism — or , in milder degree , of an Old Testament ...
Contents
FOREWORD II | 11 |
AN EXTRAMUNDANE AND HIS WORLD | 34 |
THE EVANGELICAL REVIVAL | 158 |
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