MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «BUCHMANISM»
Buchmanism
franklin
nathaniel
daniel
buchman
best
known
frank
protestant
christian
evangelist
founded
oxford
group
decorated
french
german
governments
contributions
franco
reconciliation
after
world
religious
roots
tenets
doctrines
buchmanism
henry
dusen
writing
atlantic
monthly
magazine
described
movement
this
define
principles
international
moral
armament
belief
adherence
them
called
these
buchmanite
cult
cure
chapter
more
revealed
influence
peaked
american
campuses
quickly
faded
into
obscurity
virtually
standard
bearer
hailed
modern
liberal
pentecostal
strictly
organization
with
official
membership
rather
gooder
salomone
tripod
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «BUCHMANISM»
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Buchmanism dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
Buchmanism et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Princeton Alumni Weekly
Perhaps this communication was intended as an explanation of Buchmanism as
involving merely those practices already found totally acceptable by the
investigating committee; quite naturally, however, it was interpreted as an
identification of ...
presence of Buchmanism on campus. The editors of the campus paper
demanded that it be driven out.73 Hibben declared that “there is no place for
Buchmanism in Princeton.”74 These Princeton voices used the term “
Buchmanism,” but none ...
3
Encyclopedia of Religious Controversies in the United States ...
Buchmanism Donald L. Huber Buchmanism was a parachurch movement begun
by Frank N. Buchman, a former Lutheran pastor and YMCA student secretary.
Buchman experienced a vision of Christ while attending a Keswick Conference in
...
Bill J. Leonard, Jill Y. Crainshaw, 2012
4
New Wine: The Spiritual Roots of the Twelve Step Miracle
of writers who were voicing criticism to use "Buchmanism" rather than the loftier
name, Oxford Group. Some writers even felt that Buchman had no right to
associate himself in this manner with Britain's most prestigious university! (The
name ...
5
Princeton in the Nation's Service : Religious Ideals and ...
152 The president's conviction notwithstanding, "Buchmanism" had persisted on
the university campus. In May 1926, Ray Purdy, general secretary of the Phila-
delphian Society, had asked several students to Murray-Dodge Hall, where Frank
...
in the Department of Philosophy and Religion Grove City College P. C. Kemeny Assistant Professor of Religion and Humanities, 1998
6
What's in a Name?: How Proper Names Became Everday Words
Buchmanism The theories or practices of a twentiethcentury
internationalmovement variously called the Oxford Group, Moral Rearmament,
and Buchmanism. NamedafterFrank Nathan Daniel Buchman (1878–1961), an
American evangelist.
7
Victims and Sinners: Spiritual Roots of Addiction and Recovery
23, 1933): I056ff; but see also in the same issue, Douglas J. Wilson, "A Critique of
Buchmanism." These and other sources show that while Buchman desired a
measure of social reconciliation between classes, in practice this desire
functioned ...
Linda A. Mercadante, 1996
8
Overcoming Your Alcohol, Drug and Recovery Habits
Like Father, Like Son The intent of Buchmanism was to revive Christianity
through the practices taught by Frank Buchman and his followers. The intent of
Alcoholics Anonymous is to revive the spiritual life of the individual through
Buchman's ...
9
New Light on Alcoholism: God, Sam Shoemaker, and A.A.
... he calls "popularly misnamed 'Buchmanism.'" He explains the origins of the
First Century Christian Fellowship "in the spiritual experience of one man, Frank
N. D. Buchman, an ordained Lutheran Minister, a Doctor 260 S. M. Shoemaker, Jr
., ...
10
Britain in Transition: The Twentieth Century
More properly called Buchmanism (after its founder, Dr. Frank Buchman, an
American) and later (after 1938) called Moral Rearmament, it was a religious
phenomenon which cut across denominational lines and consisted in the main of
special ...
Alfred F. Havighurst, 1985
2 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «BUCHMANISM»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
Buchmanism est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
5 March 1938: Evelyn Waugh on the word "Fascist"
... colonisation is Fascist; military discipline is Fascist; patriotism is Fascist; Catholicism is Fascist; Buchmanism is Fascist; the ancient Japanese ... «New Statesman, mars 13»
The Thirties: An Intimate History, By Juliet Gardiner
Thus, for example, she is excellent on some of the spiritual aspects of the 1930s – the rise of Buchmanism and the decline of the established ... «Independent, févr 10»
