The Story of Religion in AmericaBaker Book House, 1973 - 492 pagine |
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Pagina 183
... cause because Baptists had suffered most from Episcopalians ; because the " worst treatment re- ceived by Baptists comes from the same principles and persons that the American war did " ; because the Baptists hold to the compact theory ...
... cause because Baptists had suffered most from Episcopalians ; because the " worst treatment re- ceived by Baptists comes from the same principles and persons that the American war did " ; because the Baptists hold to the compact theory ...
Pagina 185
... cause of liberty . Among the signers of the Declaration of Independence was Charles Carroll of Carrollton , a Catholic who at the time of signing pledged his fortune to the cause . The first diplomatic representative sent to the United ...
... cause of liberty . Among the signers of the Declaration of Independence was Charles Carroll of Carrollton , a Catholic who at the time of signing pledged his fortune to the cause . The first diplomatic representative sent to the United ...
Pagina 325
... cause . But in spite of all this increased giving the cause of vital religion and morals undoubtedly suffered as a result of the war . Membership in the churches generally showed a decrease for the war years , while many a minister ...
... cause . But in spite of all this increased giving the cause of vital religion and morals undoubtedly suffered as a result of the war . Membership in the churches generally showed a decrease for the war years , while many a minister ...
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CREATIVE FORCES IN AMERICAN RELIGION | 1 |
THE EUROPEAN BACKGROUND | 8 |
ESTABLISHED CHURCH Beginnings in America | 26 |
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