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Seek the Peace of the City: Christian Political Criticism as ...
The task ofthe church in the present is not the recovery of a pristine primitive
church order, as the caricature of restitutionism or sectarianism often has it.16
The task is one of discernment and avoidance of unfaithfulness—present, past,
and ...
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The Fragmentation of the Church and Its Unity in Peacemaking
Restitutionism. Although Pietism and Anabaptism differed in some respects, with
Pietists tending to emphasize individuality and Anabaptists community, both
movements shared one important trait — the concept of restitutionism or
primitivism.
Jeffrey Gros, John D. Rempel, 2001
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Romanticism Against the Tide of Modernity
The past that is the object of the restitutionists' nostalgia is sometimes a
traditional agrarian society ( among the Russian Slavophiles or among the
Agrarian southern writers in the United States between the world wars), but
restitutionism is ...
Michael Löwy, Robert Sayre, 2002
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Spirits of Fire: English Romantic Writers and Contemporary ...
As for France, the ideological reversal within romanticism was exactly the
opposite: the original perspective — more or less impregnated with restitutionism
— of Chateaubriand, Vigny, Lamartine, Lamennais, and Hugo gave way under
the ...
G. A. Rosso, Daniel P. Watkins, 1990
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The Ecclesiology of Theodore Beza: The Reform of the True Church
Is it not true that the Radical Reformation was marked by its democratic church
government and radical restitutionism, and that the Anabaptist view of history, in
particular, upheld the notion of the age of maturity in its eschatological optimism?
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The Encyclopedia of the Stone-Campbell Movement: Christian ...
In an important study in 1976, Samuel Hill set forth a whole typology of
restitutionism to characterize religious groups native to American soil. The
Churches of Christ, he argued, fell along with the Mormons into the category of "
institutional ...
Douglas Allen Foster, 2004
Likewise, the oath and non-resistance could come from general radical
restitutionism as had already emerged among Zurich Anabaptists or from
peasant literalism a la Karlstadt. In other words, for whatever reasons Sattler left
the monastery, ...
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Retrieving the Tradition and Renewing Evangelicalism: A ...
On one hand, Yoder does not identify with the kind of restitutionism that traces the
true church through a series of covert links with martyrs or dissenters. The
temptation of this counter- historiography is "to imagine genetic connections
where ...
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To See History Doxologically: History and Holiness in John ...
All of these things might be true, but they are not necessary (and may be
unhelpful) characteristics of restitutionism. Restitutionism, or “evangelical
revisionism,” is motivated by “love of the intellectual adversary, including
intellectual respect for ...
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American Religion: 1974 Proceedings: Reprinted Papers for ...
This tension showed itself, though often veiled and disguised, until the Civil War
as some Disciples held to the unity motif at the expense of radical restitutionism
while others held to radical restitutionism at the expense of unity. These variant ...
American Academy of Religion, 1974
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Bargaining with Pluralism: Webber's Reductive Method
Webber believes that this relevance is essential to Christianity's survival-mere "historical restitutionism" will not suffice. "We are able to communicate classical ... «Virtue Online, Sie 13»
Rob Bell's Love Wins only presents 'half the truth' – theologian
... the Evangelical Alliance explicitly rejected universalism and concluded that arguments supporting the concept of restitutionism – the teaching that some or all ... «ChristianToday, Mar 11»
