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Daniel Warner and the paradox of religious democracy in nineteenth-century America

Title: Daniel Warner and the paradox of religious democracy in nineteenth-century America / Thomas A. Fudge.
Author: Fudge, Thomas A.
Publication: Lewiston : E. Mellen Press, [1998], ©1998.

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Description

xiv, 383 pages : illustrations; 24 cm.

Series Statement

Studies in American religion ; v. 68

Uniform Title

Studies in American religion ; v. 68.

Subjects

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Contents

Ch. 1. The Nineteenth-Century American Religious Experience. I. The Fight Between Carnival and Lent. II. Industrializing the New World. III. The Paradox of Religious Leaders: Responses to American Culture. IV. The Search for Order -- Ch. 2. Holiness as Challenge to Religious Culture. I. 'Perfection' in the thought of John Wesley. II. A Second Work of Grace. III. Holiness or Hell! - Contours of a Radical Cause -- Ch. 3. John Winebrenner and the 'Come-Out' Option. I. Origins of the Church of God. II. 'A Narrower Way' -- Ch. 4. Daniel Warner and the Battle against 'Babylon' -- Ch. 5. Conflict and Crisis in the Kingdom of God in Ohio. I. Denouncing 'Come-Out' Christianity. II. Creating the Warner Myth. III. Demonizing the Angel Sarah. IV. God, the Devil and Warner's Books. V. Shout at the Devil. VI. Shadows in the Evening Light -- Ch. 6. Democracy and Dictatorship: A Gordian Knot -- App. a. Daniel Warner, 'A Fallen Woman' --
App. b. Daniel Warner, 'Soul Cripple City' -- App. c. Charles Naylor, 'The Teachings of D.S. Warner and his Associates' -- App. d. Andrew Byers, 'In Vindication of D.S. Warner and His Work' -- App. e. The hymns of Daniel Warner.

ISBN

0773482490 (hardcover)

LCCN

98044210

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Columbia University Libraries