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VersandkostenfreiThe Altar Call is a thorough examination of the public invitation practice within Christian evangelism. In addition to giving a comprehensive historical background that spans three continents, The Altar Call also poses the following question: If John Wesley, George Whitefield , and Jonathan Edwards are regarded as the great figures of modern evangelicalism, why did none of these important leaders practice the invitation system that became so important in so many later evangelical groups? This important study will be of interest to both religious scholars and lay people, who are curious about the antecedents, development, and current use of the altar call.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Chapter 1 Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Introduction Chapter 2 Wesley, Whitefield and Edwards Chapter 3 The Early Period Chapter 4 "It was the best of times" Chapter 5 Camp-meetings and Itinerant Preachers Chapter 6 Theological Changes Chapter 7 Charles Grandison Finney Chapter 8 The Public Invitation in the British Isles Chapter 9 Further Development Chapter 10 The Altar Call in Australia Chapter 11 Modern Usage Chapter 12 The System's Rationale Chapter 13 Counseling and Follow Up Chapter 14 Christian Conversion Chapter 15 Results Examined Chapter 16 Problems with the System Chapter 17 Recommendations Chapter 18 Conclusions Chapter 19 Bibliography; Index
Produktdetails
Erscheinungsdatum
08. November 2000
Sprache
englisch
Seitenanzahl
278
Autor/Autorin
David Bennett
Verlag/Hersteller
Produktart
gebunden
Gewicht
606 g
Größe (L/B/H)
235/157/21 mm
ISBN
9780761818397
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Bennett's engaged history serves as a reminder that traditional practices should not be immune from scrutiny. Doxology David Bennett's history of the altar call is the best sort of engaged history. Many historians have commented on the practice of inviting serious inquirers to the front after a service of Christian proclamation as a part of making a decision for Christ. Until this time, however, no one has worked out the history of the practice so well, and only a few have evaluated its theological significance as carefully as it is evaluated here. -- Mark Noll, Wheaton College David Bennett's history of the altar call is the best sort of engaged history. Many historians have commented on the practice of inviting serious inquirers to the front after a service of Christian proclamation as a part of making a decision for Christ. Until this time, however, no one has worked out the history of the practice so well, and only a few have evaluated its theological significance as carefully as it is evaluated here. -- Mark Noll, Wheaton College Bennett's "engaged history" serves as a reminder that "traditional" practices should not be immune from scrutiny. Doxology
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