Exploring American ReligionMayfield Pub., 1990 - Всего страниц: 376 |
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... sense of an errand in the wilderness of New England and etched in the American character a long - playing ro- mance with the notion of the frontier . The Puritans ' sense of the errand in the wil- derness was a charge to make a New ...
... sense of an errand in the wilderness of New England and etched in the American character a long - playing ro- mance with the notion of the frontier . The Puritans ' sense of the errand in the wil- derness was a charge to make a New ...
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... sense . Pragmatism : a concern with effects , results , actions , and deeds . As associated with Wil- liam James , this viewpoint is subtle and realistic , a good extension of the common sense on which ordinary mental health , politics ...
... sense . Pragmatism : a concern with effects , results , actions , and deeds . As associated with Wil- liam James , this viewpoint is subtle and realistic , a good extension of the common sense on which ordinary mental health , politics ...
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... sense ( as has much other fundamentalism ) . He has the good preacher's and teacher's knack for bringing in apt examples to illustrate his views . Finney somewhat complicates the stereotype of revivalism held in many quarters . He was ...
... sense ( as has much other fundamentalism ) . He has the good preacher's and teacher's knack for bringing in apt examples to illustrate his views . Finney somewhat complicates the stereotype of revivalism held in many quarters . He was ...
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