Oxford Handbook of Early Evangelicalism
Oxford Handbook of Early Evangelicalism
Yeager, Edited by Jonathan
Oxford University Press Inc
12/2022
680
Dura
Inglês
9780190863319
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction-Jonathan Yeager (University of Tennessee at Chattanooga)
Part I: Context
1. The Social Context-Stephen Berry (Simmons College)
2. The Intellectual Context-John Coffey (University of Leicester)
Part II: Churches and Movements
3. English Congregationalism-Robert Strivens (London Theological Seminary)
4. American Congregationalism- Robert E. Brown (James Madison University)
5. German Pietism-Jan Stievermann (Universitaet Heidelberg)
6. The Moravians- Paul Peucker (Moravian Church Archives)
7. Methodism- David Ceri Jones (University of Aberystwyth)
8. Dutch Evangelicalism-Fred van Lieburg (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
9. Scottish Presbyterianism-Keith Beebe (Whitworth University)
10. Southern American Evangelicalism-Samuel Smith (Liberty University)
11. Canadian Evangelicalism-Kevin Flatt (Redeemer University College)
12. Particular Baptists-Michael Haykin (Southern Theological Seminary)
13. The New Divinity-Douglas Sweeney (Beeson Divinity School)
14. Anglican Evangelicalism-Grayson Carter (Fuller Theological Seminary)
Part III: The Culture of Evangelicalism
15. Puritan Legacy- David Hall (Harvard Divinity School)
16. Capitalism-Lionel Laborie (University of Leiden)
17. Hymnody-Mark Noll (University of Notre Dame)
18. Itinerancy-Timothy Hall (Samford University)
19. Anti-Catholicism-Colin Haydon (Winchester)
20. Revivalism-Thomas Kidd and Paul Gutacker (Baylor University)
21. Politics-Daniel Dreisbach (American University)
22. Print Culture-Timothy Whelan (Georgia Southern University)
23. Poetry-Wendy Raphael Roberts (SUNY Albany)
24. Slavery- Paul Harvey (University of Colorado at Colorado Springs)
25. Missions-Ben Hartley (Seattle Pacific University)
Part IV: Personalities
26. Jonathan Edwards's Life and Thought-Kenneth Minkema (Yale University)
27. George Whitefield and New Birth Preaching-Boyd Stanley Schlenther (University of Aberystwyth)
28. Samson Occom, Joseph Johnson and New England Native American Evangelicalism-Hilary Wyss (Trinity College) and Anthony Trujillo (Yale Divinity School)
29. John Erskine and Transatlantic Correspondent Networks-Jonathan Yeager (University of Tennessee at Chattanooga)
30. Olaudah Equiano, Phillis Wheatley Peters, and the Black Evangelical Experience-Vincent Carretta (University of Maryland)
Ann Bolton and Evangelical Women-Cynthia Aalders (Regent College)
Part I: Context
1. The Social Context-Stephen Berry (Simmons College)
2. The Intellectual Context-John Coffey (University of Leicester)
Part II: Churches and Movements
3. English Congregationalism-Robert Strivens (London Theological Seminary)
4. American Congregationalism- Robert E. Brown (James Madison University)
5. German Pietism-Jan Stievermann (Universitaet Heidelberg)
6. The Moravians- Paul Peucker (Moravian Church Archives)
7. Methodism- David Ceri Jones (University of Aberystwyth)
8. Dutch Evangelicalism-Fred van Lieburg (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
9. Scottish Presbyterianism-Keith Beebe (Whitworth University)
10. Southern American Evangelicalism-Samuel Smith (Liberty University)
11. Canadian Evangelicalism-Kevin Flatt (Redeemer University College)
12. Particular Baptists-Michael Haykin (Southern Theological Seminary)
13. The New Divinity-Douglas Sweeney (Beeson Divinity School)
14. Anglican Evangelicalism-Grayson Carter (Fuller Theological Seminary)
Part III: The Culture of Evangelicalism
15. Puritan Legacy- David Hall (Harvard Divinity School)
16. Capitalism-Lionel Laborie (University of Leiden)
17. Hymnody-Mark Noll (University of Notre Dame)
18. Itinerancy-Timothy Hall (Samford University)
19. Anti-Catholicism-Colin Haydon (Winchester)
20. Revivalism-Thomas Kidd and Paul Gutacker (Baylor University)
21. Politics-Daniel Dreisbach (American University)
22. Print Culture-Timothy Whelan (Georgia Southern University)
23. Poetry-Wendy Raphael Roberts (SUNY Albany)
24. Slavery- Paul Harvey (University of Colorado at Colorado Springs)
25. Missions-Ben Hartley (Seattle Pacific University)
Part IV: Personalities
26. Jonathan Edwards's Life and Thought-Kenneth Minkema (Yale University)
27. George Whitefield and New Birth Preaching-Boyd Stanley Schlenther (University of Aberystwyth)
28. Samson Occom, Joseph Johnson and New England Native American Evangelicalism-Hilary Wyss (Trinity College) and Anthony Trujillo (Yale Divinity School)
29. John Erskine and Transatlantic Correspondent Networks-Jonathan Yeager (University of Tennessee at Chattanooga)
30. Olaudah Equiano, Phillis Wheatley Peters, and the Black Evangelical Experience-Vincent Carretta (University of Maryland)
Ann Bolton and Evangelical Women-Cynthia Aalders (Regent College)
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Introduction-Jonathan Yeager (University of Tennessee at Chattanooga)
Part I: Context
1. The Social Context-Stephen Berry (Simmons College)
2. The Intellectual Context-John Coffey (University of Leicester)
Part II: Churches and Movements
3. English Congregationalism-Robert Strivens (London Theological Seminary)
4. American Congregationalism- Robert E. Brown (James Madison University)
5. German Pietism-Jan Stievermann (Universitaet Heidelberg)
6. The Moravians- Paul Peucker (Moravian Church Archives)
7. Methodism- David Ceri Jones (University of Aberystwyth)
8. Dutch Evangelicalism-Fred van Lieburg (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
9. Scottish Presbyterianism-Keith Beebe (Whitworth University)
10. Southern American Evangelicalism-Samuel Smith (Liberty University)
11. Canadian Evangelicalism-Kevin Flatt (Redeemer University College)
12. Particular Baptists-Michael Haykin (Southern Theological Seminary)
13. The New Divinity-Douglas Sweeney (Beeson Divinity School)
14. Anglican Evangelicalism-Grayson Carter (Fuller Theological Seminary)
Part III: The Culture of Evangelicalism
15. Puritan Legacy- David Hall (Harvard Divinity School)
16. Capitalism-Lionel Laborie (University of Leiden)
17. Hymnody-Mark Noll (University of Notre Dame)
18. Itinerancy-Timothy Hall (Samford University)
19. Anti-Catholicism-Colin Haydon (Winchester)
20. Revivalism-Thomas Kidd and Paul Gutacker (Baylor University)
21. Politics-Daniel Dreisbach (American University)
22. Print Culture-Timothy Whelan (Georgia Southern University)
23. Poetry-Wendy Raphael Roberts (SUNY Albany)
24. Slavery- Paul Harvey (University of Colorado at Colorado Springs)
25. Missions-Ben Hartley (Seattle Pacific University)
Part IV: Personalities
26. Jonathan Edwards's Life and Thought-Kenneth Minkema (Yale University)
27. George Whitefield and New Birth Preaching-Boyd Stanley Schlenther (University of Aberystwyth)
28. Samson Occom, Joseph Johnson and New England Native American Evangelicalism-Hilary Wyss (Trinity College) and Anthony Trujillo (Yale Divinity School)
29. John Erskine and Transatlantic Correspondent Networks-Jonathan Yeager (University of Tennessee at Chattanooga)
30. Olaudah Equiano, Phillis Wheatley Peters, and the Black Evangelical Experience-Vincent Carretta (University of Maryland)
Ann Bolton and Evangelical Women-Cynthia Aalders (Regent College)
Part I: Context
1. The Social Context-Stephen Berry (Simmons College)
2. The Intellectual Context-John Coffey (University of Leicester)
Part II: Churches and Movements
3. English Congregationalism-Robert Strivens (London Theological Seminary)
4. American Congregationalism- Robert E. Brown (James Madison University)
5. German Pietism-Jan Stievermann (Universitaet Heidelberg)
6. The Moravians- Paul Peucker (Moravian Church Archives)
7. Methodism- David Ceri Jones (University of Aberystwyth)
8. Dutch Evangelicalism-Fred van Lieburg (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
9. Scottish Presbyterianism-Keith Beebe (Whitworth University)
10. Southern American Evangelicalism-Samuel Smith (Liberty University)
11. Canadian Evangelicalism-Kevin Flatt (Redeemer University College)
12. Particular Baptists-Michael Haykin (Southern Theological Seminary)
13. The New Divinity-Douglas Sweeney (Beeson Divinity School)
14. Anglican Evangelicalism-Grayson Carter (Fuller Theological Seminary)
Part III: The Culture of Evangelicalism
15. Puritan Legacy- David Hall (Harvard Divinity School)
16. Capitalism-Lionel Laborie (University of Leiden)
17. Hymnody-Mark Noll (University of Notre Dame)
18. Itinerancy-Timothy Hall (Samford University)
19. Anti-Catholicism-Colin Haydon (Winchester)
20. Revivalism-Thomas Kidd and Paul Gutacker (Baylor University)
21. Politics-Daniel Dreisbach (American University)
22. Print Culture-Timothy Whelan (Georgia Southern University)
23. Poetry-Wendy Raphael Roberts (SUNY Albany)
24. Slavery- Paul Harvey (University of Colorado at Colorado Springs)
25. Missions-Ben Hartley (Seattle Pacific University)
Part IV: Personalities
26. Jonathan Edwards's Life and Thought-Kenneth Minkema (Yale University)
27. George Whitefield and New Birth Preaching-Boyd Stanley Schlenther (University of Aberystwyth)
28. Samson Occom, Joseph Johnson and New England Native American Evangelicalism-Hilary Wyss (Trinity College) and Anthony Trujillo (Yale Divinity School)
29. John Erskine and Transatlantic Correspondent Networks-Jonathan Yeager (University of Tennessee at Chattanooga)
30. Olaudah Equiano, Phillis Wheatley Peters, and the Black Evangelical Experience-Vincent Carretta (University of Maryland)
Ann Bolton and Evangelical Women-Cynthia Aalders (Regent College)
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