10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEPARATISTIC»
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separatistic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Pocket History of Evangelical Theology
In the 1940s and 1950s postfundamentalist evangelicalism began to break away
from the increasingly militant and separatistic fundamentalism of the 1920s and
1930s. There is no absolute line dividing the older fundamentalism from the ...
2
The Westminster Handbook to Evangelical Theology
Together with several other prominent conservatives who were disillusioned with
separatistic fundamentalism, Ockenga formed the New England Fellowship to be
a panevangelical alliance transcending narrow, sectarian boundaries. In 1942 ...
3
African Ways: A Christian Education Philosophy
In the separatistic mode of education, it is assumed that human persons are
absolute impenetrable selves. If selves are impenetrable due to a fundamental
separation, the concept of the communication of one human being's deeper
thought to ...
A. Okechukwu Ogbonnaya, 2001
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Ecstasy and Enlightenment: The Ismaili Devotional Literature ...
Not all Muslims, however, were comfortable with this assimilationist strand, for it
was vigorously opposed by those who espoused an exclusivist, separatistic
position. Historically associated with the Muslim ruling and intellectual elite of a
Turko- ...
5
Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature
Such a population is fitted to prove a stubborn repellent, stifl'ened in the dense
coating of a separatistic feeling that is indifferent to generous quickenin'gs; but
there its faculties cease. The Bavarians are without any of the social qualities
which ...
John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell, Henry T. Steele, 1866
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History of the Christian Church
In the great imperial church, embracing the people in a mass, they saw a
secularized Babylon, against which they set themselves off, in separatistic
arrogance, as the only true and pure church. In support of their views, they
appealed to the ...
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The Lutheran Bible Institute and the Augustana Synod, 1918--1932
... in the Rosenian movement in the Church of Sweden — would serve as "an
interior source of renewal . . . within the structured life and activity of the existing
ecclesiastical community, and not through separatistic withdrawal and isolation.
Ray F. Kibler (III.), 2008
When a Muslim minority happens to live in a nonMuslim state, it remains in many
ways outside that polity and nurtures separatistic ideals which can materialise
when the opportunity presents itself. 5. More recently, because of the mounting ...
Peter Clarke, Reader in Modern History and Fellow Peter Clarke, Friedhelm Hardy, 2004
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An historical enquiry into the probable causes of the ...
The separatistic excitement which manifested itself at Franckfort was contrary, as
we have seen, to Spener's most anxious wishes : it was the separatistic spirit of
Labadie and Bourignon 1 to which he principally objected ; the dread of this ...
Edward Bouverie Pusey, Charles Henry Sack, Karl Heinrich Sack, 1828
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History of the Christian Church, Volume III: Nicene and ...
In the great imperial church, embracing the people in a mass, they saw a
secularized Babylon, against which they set themselves off, in separatistic
arrogance, as the only true and pure church. In support of their views, they
appealed to the ...
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SEPARATISTIC»
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separatistic is used in the context of the following news items.
Stretching the Evangelical Tent Right and Not Left
Also, fundamentalists, I was told, were separatistic in refusing to have Christian fellowship with other Christians whom they considered tainted by fellowship with ... «Patheos, Jul 15»
What I Mean When I Label Someone “Liberal,” “Fundamentalist,” or …
For example, “His approach to other Christians is separatistic like that of Carl McIntire's; it exemplifies 'secondary separation'.” When I hear someone call ... «Patheos, Feb 15»
The Word Made Fresh: An Evangelical Statement from 2001
... has repeatedly also led to militant, separatistic habits of mind and heart from which evangelicals in the mid-twentieth century struggled to free the movement. «Patheos, Oct 14»
Is it Possible to be Multi-denominational?
“What I want to say,” Olsons insists, “is that I am anything BUT a dyed-in-the-wool, separatistic, sectarian Baptist. But I am a convinced and committed Free ... «First Things, Sep 12»
The Church as an Alternative Community, Part 2
Thus, they were a kind of alternative society, one that implicitly rejected the domineering, separatistic, and elitist values of the Roman world. Could it be said that ... «Patheos, Nov 11»
What Makes Evangelicalism Evangelical?
Driven by a determination to distinguish themselves from separatistic Fundamentalism on the one hand, and Protestant Liberalism on the other hand, these ... «Christian Post, Sep 11»
Did Jesus Speak Hebrew?
First, the community that wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls was a highly nationalistic and separatistic community. Of all Jews, the folks at Qumran were perhaps the ... «Beliefnet.com, Jul 10»
The end of the world
"You find people who are separatistic, and people who are very involved." In fact, the involvement of premillennialists in politics is stirring concern among some ... «Christian Science Monitor, Feb 04»
