. Una storia del Metodismo [risorsa elettronica]: comprendente una vista del sorgere di questa rinascita spirituale della religione nella prima metà del XVIII secolo e dei principali agenti da cui essa è stata promossa in Europa e in America; con qualche conto della dottrina e poli. ducation-la vecchia polemica trasferiti al nord: Howit chiuso-salvato dalla guerra da un disastro imminente 652-663. Capitolo XLVI. La guerra civile: alcuni dei suoi effetti sulla Chiesa, sud-numeri e StrengthDiminished-la Pace-Indirizzo dei vescovi-Conferenza Generale di1866-rianimazione-LEGISLAZIONE-fiorente con

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. A history of Methodism [electronic resource]: comprising a view of the rise of this revival of spiritual religion in the first half of the eighteenth century, and of the principal agents by whom it was promoted in Europe and America; with some account of the doctrine and poli. ducation—The Old Controversy Transferred to the North: Howit Ended—Saved by War from an Impending Disaster 652-663. CHAPTER XLVI. Civil War: Some of its Effects upon the Church, South—Numbers and StrengthDiminished—Peace Restored—Address of the Bishops—General Conference of1866—Resuscitation—Legislation—Flourishing Condition of the Church, North, in the Meantime—Lay Delegation—District Conferences—Constitutional Test—What Became of the Negro Membership of the Church, South—ForeignMissions—Education—General Conferences from 1870 to 1882 664-678. CHAPTER XLVII. The Era of Fraternity: Correspondence Anent it—Deputations—Delegates—JointCommission at Cape May — Status and Basis Definitely Declared—PropertyClaims Adjusted—Ecumenical Conference—City Road Chapel—London Meth-odists—Centennary Celebration at Baltimore—From 1784 to 1884.. .679-686. Appendix: Methodists Throughout the World — Religious Denominations inthe United States 687-688.. 4] THOMAS COKE ||» History of Methodism. — 1^1 — CHAPTER I. Church Founders—Providential Instruments—The Wesley Family: Its Origi1: and Times. IT was not new doctrine but new life the first Methodistssought for themselves and for others. To realize in thehearts and conduct of men the true ideal of Christianity, to main-tain its personal experience, and to. extend it—this was their de-sign; and their system of government grew up out of this, andwas accordingly shaped by it. The mission of Luther was to reform a corrupted Christianity;that of Wesley, to revive a dying one. Lutheranism dealt morewith controversy; Wesleyanism, with experience. The abusesand errors of Rome, its defiant attitude and oppre

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