Pentecostal Pacifism: The Origin, Development, and Rejection of Pacific Belief Among Pentecostals
Date
April 1982Metadata
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A thesis submitted to the faculty of North American Baptist Seminary in partial fulfillment of the degree of Master of Divinity
Contents
Introduction, p. 1
Religious ferment in the late nineteenth and early twentieth-century and the origins of Pentecostal pacifism, p. 3
The extent of Pentecostal pacifism, p. 20
Major personalities in the development of pacifism in Pentecostal circles, p. 28
Major personalities who moderated the pacifism in Pentecostal circles, p. 59
The experience of the Pentecostals in the World Wars, p. 83
The loss of Pentecostal pacifism, p. 92
Conclusion, p. 106
Bibliography, p. 107
Original extent
iv, 118 pages
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