Reformed and Evangelical across four centuries : the Presbyterian story in America /
Reformed and Evangelical across Four Centuries tells the story of the Presbyterian church in the United States, beginning with its British foundations and extending to its present-day expression in multiple American Presbyterian denominations. This account emphasizes the role of the evangelical move...
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Grand Rapids, Michigan :
William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company,
2022
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / George M. Marsden
- Increasing Divergence after Common Origins in the British Reformations
- Stuart Pressures against Presbyterians and Puritans
- Two Attempts at Protestant Religious Uniformity
- What Restored Monarchy Meant for England and Scotland
- Developments in Evangelism, Mission, and Theology
- New World Immigration and the First Presbytery
- A Great Awakening Shapes the Church
- American Independence and a National Assembly
- Missions and Revivals in the Early Republic
- American Reformed Theology
- Debate on the Question of Slavery
- Presbyterianism, Civil War, and Reunions
- The Darwinian Challenge
- Immigration, Urbanization, and Industrialization
- German Universities and American Protestantism
- Fundamentalism and Modernism
- Two World Wars and Reaching the World for Christ
- Women, Civil Rights, and a New Confession
- Evangelical Marginalization and Resurgence
- Conclusion: Presbyterians as Evangelicals
- Appendix I: American Presbyterian Denominations Ranked by Membership
- Appendix II. Genealogical Table of American Presbyterians
- Foreword / George M. Marsden
- Increasing Divergence after Common Origins in the British Reformations
- Stuart Pressures against Presbyterians and Puritans
- Two Attempts at Protestant Religious Uniformity
- What Restored Monarchy Meant for England and Scotland
- Developments in Evangelism, Mission, and Theology
- New World Immigration and the First Presbytery
- A Great Awakening Shapes the Church
- American Independence and a National Assembly
- Missions and Revivals in the Early Republic
- American Reformed Theology
- Debate on the Question of Slavery
- Presbyterianism, Civil War, and Reunions
- The Darwinian Challenge
- Immigration, Urbanization, and Industrialization
- German Universities and American Protestantism
- Fundamentalism and Modernism
- Two World Wars and Reaching the World for Christ
- Women, Civil Rights, and a New Confession
- Evangelical Marginalization and Resurgence
- Conclusion: Presbyterians as Evangelicals
- Appendix I: American Presbyterian Denominations Ranked by Membership
- Appendix II. Genealogical Table of American Presbyterians
- Foreword / George M. Marsden
- Increasing divergence after common origins in the British reformations
- Stuart pressures against Presbyterians and Puritans
- Two attempts at Protestant religious uniformity
- What restored monarchy meant for England and Scotland
- Developments in evangelism, mission, and theology
- New World immigration and the first presbytery
- A great awakening shapes the church
- American independence and a national assembly
- Missions and revivals in the early republic
- American Reformed theology
- Debate on the question of slavery
- Presbyterianism, civil war, and reunions
- The Darwinian challenge
- Immigration, urbanization, and industrialization
- German universities and American Protestantism
- Fundamentalism and modernism
- Two world wars and reaching the world for Christ
- Women, civil rights, and a new confession
- Evangelical marginalization and resurgence
- Conclusion: Presbyterians as Evangelicals
- Appendix 1: American Presbyterian denominations ranked by membership
- Appendix 2. Genealogical table of American Presbyterians
- Machine generated contents note: 1 Increasing Divergence after Common Origins in the British Reformations
- 2. Stuart Pressures against Presbyterians and Puritans
- 3. Two Attempts at Protestant Religious Uniformity
- 4. What Restored Monarchy Meant for England and Scotland
- 5. Developments in Evangelism, Mission, and Theology
- 6. New World Immigration and the First Presbytery
- 7. A Great Awakening Shapes the Church
- 8. American Independence and a National Assembly
- 9. Missions and Revivals in the Early Republic
- 10. American Reformed Theology
- 11. Debate on the Question of Slavery
- 12. Presbyterianism, Civil War, and Reunions
- 13. The Darwinian Challenge
- 14. Immigration, Urbanization, and Industrialization
- 15. German Universities and American Protestantism
- 16. Fundamentalism and Modernism
- 17. Two World Wars and Reaching the World for Christ
- 18. Women, Civil Rights, and a New Confession
- 19. Evangelical Marginalization and Resurgence.