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Pietists: selected writings, c.1-2

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Michel Godrfoid once remarked that "to write the history of Pietism is to write the history of modern Protestantism." From its origins in late sixteenth and early seventeenth-century German Lutheranism, Pietism spread to influence Lutheran, Reformed, and Wesleyan churches throughout Europe and North America. An emphasis on conversion through personal religious experience, on heartfelt union with Christ, and on the importance of Scripture as a guide in the spiritual life has characterized the movement whose influence is still evident today.

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243 ERB p.1-2

Publisher

New York : Paulist Press., 1983

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xiv, 351p.; 23 cm.

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English

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0-8091-2509-9

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243

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EVANGELISTIC WRITINGS

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