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Full-Text Articles in History of Christianity
How Jesus Became God: One Scholar’S View, James F. Mcgrath
How Jesus Became God: One Scholar’S View, James F. Mcgrath
Scholarship and Professional Work - LAS
Dr. James McGrath's brief analysis of early Christology. Originally presented as a seminar paper at the University of Michigan, March 19, 2015.
Mount Union Baptist Church - Summersville, Kentucky (Sc 2894), Manuscripts & Folklife Archives
Mount Union Baptist Church - Summersville, Kentucky (Sc 2894), Manuscripts & Folklife Archives
Manuscript Collection Finding Aids
Finding aid and full text scan for Manuscripts Small Collection 2894. Minute book containing minutes from business meetings of the Mount Union Baptist Church in Summersville, Green County, Kentucky. Also includes information about offerings and lists of members. Short history of the church included.
Reclaiming And Reconciling What Was Originally Ours--Christianity And Feminism: A Concise History, Soquel Filice
Reclaiming And Reconciling What Was Originally Ours--Christianity And Feminism: A Concise History, Soquel Filice
History
No abstract provided.
Otto Semmelroth And The Advance Of The Church As Sacrament At Vatican Ii, Dennis M. (Dennis Michael) Doyle
Otto Semmelroth And The Advance Of The Church As Sacrament At Vatican Ii, Dennis M. (Dennis Michael) Doyle
Theology and Religious Studies Faculty Publications
Otto Semmelroth played a major role in advancing the notion of the church as sacrament at Vatican II. His preconciliar works as well as his participation in working groups and committees were instrumental in introducing this systematic concept into the 1963 draft of Lumen gentium. His commentaries on the document disclose how his own understanding of the historical and eschatological dimensions of the church as sacrament was enriched through the process of developing the final 1964 text. Semmelroth’s nuanced treatment of this progressive theme enables him to serve as a mediating figure in the continuing ecclesiological controversies of today.
Obedience Across Romans : Tracing A Book Wide Theme And Illustrating Obedience With Greco-Roman Literature, Jason Andrew Myers
Obedience Across Romans : Tracing A Book Wide Theme And Illustrating Obedience With Greco-Roman Literature, Jason Andrew Myers
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Restoration Or Invention? Archbishop Cisneros And The Mozarabic Rite In Toledo, Susan Boynton
Restoration Or Invention? Archbishop Cisneros And The Mozarabic Rite In Toledo, Susan Boynton
Yale Journal of Music & Religion
As archbishop of Toledo from 1495 to 1517, Francisco Ximénez de Cisneros carried out a multifaceted campaign of support for the Mozarabic rite, which had been preserved in the Middle Ages by Christians living in Toledo under Muslim rule. Although the Roman rite was introduced into the cathedral in 1086, the Toledan Mozarabs had continued to follow their ancient liturgy in their parishes. By the end of the Middle Ages, however, the rite was rarely celebrated. Fearing that it might become obsolete, in 1501 Cisneros endowed a chapel in his cathedral for the Mozarabic rite and established a clergy of …
Faedo's "A Bio-Bibliography Of Eighteenth-Century Religious Women In England And Spain" - Book Review, Betty Hagglund
Faedo's "A Bio-Bibliography Of Eighteenth-Century Religious Women In England And Spain" - Book Review, Betty Hagglund
Quaker Studies
No abstract provided.
Finnegan's "Participating In The Knowledge Society: Researchers Beyond The University Walls" - Book Review, Rosemary Moore
Finnegan's "Participating In The Knowledge Society: Researchers Beyond The University Walls" - Book Review, Rosemary Moore
Quaker Studies
No abstract provided.
Arweck And Collins's "Reading Religion In Text And Context: Reflections Of Faith And Practice In Religious Materials" & Arweck And Keenan's "Materializing Religion: Expression, Performance And Ritual" - Book Review, Betty Hagglund
Quaker Studies
No abstract provided.
Smith & Lundquist Denton's "Soul Searching: The Religious And Spiritual Lives Of American Teenagers" - Book Review, Simon Best
Quaker Studies
No abstract provided.
Buckley & Angell's "The Quaker Bible Reader" - Book Review, Renato Lings
Buckley & Angell's "The Quaker Bible Reader" - Book Review, Renato Lings
Quaker Studies
No abstract provided.
Reynolds's "Was George Fox A Gnostic? An Examination Of Foxian Theology From A Valentinian Gnostic Perspective" - Book Review, Rex Ambler
Quaker Studies
No abstract provided.
Satre's "Chocolate On Trial: Slavery, Politics And The Ethics Of Business" - Book Review, Hilary Pinder
Satre's "Chocolate On Trial: Slavery, Politics And The Ethics Of Business" - Book Review, Hilary Pinder
Quaker Studies
No abstract provided.
Abbott, Chijioke, Dandelion, And Oliver's "The A To Z Of Friends (Quakers)" - Book Review, Robert Card
Abbott, Chijioke, Dandelion, And Oliver's "The A To Z Of Friends (Quakers)" - Book Review, Robert Card
Quaker Studies
No abstract provided.
Gerona's "Night Journeys: The Power Of Dreams In Transatlantic Quaker Culture" - Book Review, Michele Lise Tarter
Gerona's "Night Journeys: The Power Of Dreams In Transatlantic Quaker Culture" - Book Review, Michele Lise Tarter
Quaker Studies
No abstract provided.
Muers's "Keeping God's Silence: Towards A Theological Ethics Of Communication" - Book Review, Rex Ambler
Muers's "Keeping God's Silence: Towards A Theological Ethics Of Communication" - Book Review, Rex Ambler
Quaker Studies
No abstract provided.
Insider Research Into 'Experiment With Light': Uncomfortable Reflexivity In A Different Field, Helen Meads
Insider Research Into 'Experiment With Light': Uncomfortable Reflexivity In A Different Field, Helen Meads
Quaker Studies
In this article based on ongoing research, I discuss the difficulty of separating my personal experience from my research into 'Experiment with Light'. I argue by reference to the work of Labaree, Pillow and Boff that the inherent complexities of researching a process which itself seeks 'Truth' requires the researcher to be reflexive to the point of discomfort. I show how the dilemmas Labaree identifies in insider research signal Pillow's uncomfortable reflexivity and move her analysis beyond the context of race and gender to the religious context, where it serves a different purpose. I conclude by reference to Boff's theory …
Quaker Events For Young People: Informal Education And Faith Transmission, Simon Best
Quaker Events For Young People: Informal Education And Faith Transmission, Simon Best
Quaker Studies
This article examines Quaker events for young people and explores the nature of these events through examination of official policies, questionnaires and observation at events. It examines the purposes of Quaker events for young people as described by official policies and by youth work practitioners and examines the significance of these events in the lives of adolescent Quakers. Quaker events for young people are analysed in comparison with the values and principles of 'informal education'. Contrasts are drawn between Quaker events for young people and Christian youth work. This article also explores the nature of faith transmission at Quaker events …
You May Lead A Horse To Water...Friends And The 1986 Swarthmore Lecture, Hazel Shellens
You May Lead A Horse To Water...Friends And The 1986 Swarthmore Lecture, Hazel Shellens
Quaker Studies
The 1 986 Swarthmore Lecture, given by the Quaker Women's Group, was essentially a consciousness- raising exercise. It was intended to 'bring into the light' the experience of women in the Society of Friends; experience which had frequently been under-valued or ignored. Writing centred around a number of different topics including women and violence, feminist theology, women and peace, and sexism in language and education. Bringing the Invisible into the Light made a huge impact at the time of its delivery, but despite the enormous interest that it engendered, it did not lead to any major changes and no real …
Yealand Manor School, Susan Vipont Hartshorne
Yealand Manor School, Susan Vipont Hartshorne
Quaker Studies
In 1939 a small group of Manchester Friends set up a school for Quaker children evacuated from the northern cities for the duration of the war. It was open from September 1939 to July 1944 and during this time 183 children, aged between three and twelve years, passed through the school. In addition a number of refugees, mainly Jewish children, came to the school. The maximum number at the school at any one time was 76. It was staffed almost entirely by volunteers. In this article I focus on several of the more unusual aspects of this school. These include …
Woodbrooke In Wider Context: The Enduring Thread Of Adult Education, Pam Lunn
Woodbrooke In Wider Context: The Enduring Thread Of Adult Education, Pam Lunn
Quaker Studies
The usual story told of Woodbrooke's history is an entirely Quaker-centric account, focused on the currents in the Religious Society of Friends in Britain in the mid-nineteenth century, the 1895 Manchester Conference, and its aftermath. However, the currents affecting the religious concern for the education of adults stretch back through all denominations into the eighteenth century, and the Quaker activities were characteristic of the era. Similarly, the fortunes of Woodbrooke in the twentieth century are within the mainstream of other adult education provision and are affected, even though not directly controlled, by the cultural changes creating and created by state-funded …
The Magic Lantern And The Cinema: Adult Schools, Educational Settlements And Secularisation In Britain, C. 1900-1950, Mark Freeman
The Magic Lantern And The Cinema: Adult Schools, Educational Settlements And Secularisation In Britain, C. 1900-1950, Mark Freeman
Quaker Studies
This article examines the impact of an increasingly secularised demand for adult education in the first half of the twentieth century on two movements with which Quakers were closely associated: the adult schools and the educational settlements. It argues that the educational settlements, originally established to extend and enhance the work of the adult schools, were better able to accommodate to a secularised climate, and this ensured their survival. Neither movement flourished in the same way as the secular Workers' Educational Association and adult education provided by local education authorities, and this reflected the weakness of religious adult education in …
Some Quaker Attitudes To The Printed Word In The Nineteenth Century, Edwina Newman
Some Quaker Attitudes To The Printed Word In The Nineteenth Century, Edwina Newman
Quaker Studies
This study uses the evidence of one Meeting House's collection of old books to explore Quaker understanding of the experience of reading. The Religious Society of Friends sought to exercise considerable control over the literary interests of its members, but charges of narrow-mindedness need to be set against the wider historical context and the practice of teaching literacy to all Quaker children. In addition to the patriarchal tone found in much advice and commentary on reading, Quaker books reflected concerns about both rationalism and evangelical 'biblicism'. Although books were an important consolidating and educating force within the Society, reading as …
'A Civil And Useful Life': Quaker Women, Education And The Development Of Professional Identities 1800-1835, Camilla Leach
'A Civil And Useful Life': Quaker Women, Education And The Development Of Professional Identities 1800-1835, Camilla Leach
Quaker Studies
Exhorted by George Fox to live a 'Civil and useful life', educated middle-class Quaker women who did not feel called to undertake a recognised ministerial role within the Religious Society of Friends still used their education and skills to the benefit of the wider community. This article examines the engagement of Quaker women with education by focussing on the work of Mariabella and Rachel Howard (mother and daughter), who were involved in several educational charities between 1800 and 1835. The article seeks to address the irony of two educational campaigners who as non-professional women sought to professionalise the work of …
Learning To Be Quaker: Spiritual Formation And Religious Education Among Early Friends, Martha Paxson Grundy
Learning To Be Quaker: Spiritual Formation And Religious Education Among Early Friends, Martha Paxson Grundy
Quaker Studies
The theology and lifestyle that grew from Friends' transforming experience of'primitive Christianity revived' differed from the dominant culture, exacting a high cost. Relying on early Friends' writing, this article examines how this new paradigm was transmitted. Friends summarized the basis of their faith with the phrase 'Christ is come to teach his people himself' (Benson 1968: 36; 1976: 3; Cooper 1990: 2; Freiday 1984: 4; Grundy 2002b: 11-13, 15, 17). In the 1650s and 1660s most people who became Friends were first worked on internally by the Holy Spirit. When they heard a Quaker preach, the words reached to the …
Editorial (Quaker Studies Volume 11, Issue 2), Pink Dandelion
Editorial (Quaker Studies Volume 11, Issue 2), Pink Dandelion
Quaker Studies
No abstract provided.
Neelon's "James Nayler: Revolutionary To Prophet" - Book Review, Gerard Guiton
Neelon's "James Nayler: Revolutionary To Prophet" - Book Review, Gerard Guiton
Quaker Studies
No abstract provided.
Smith, Suzuki, & Wiseman's "Women's Political Writings, 1610-1725" - Book Review, Betty Hagglund
Smith, Suzuki, & Wiseman's "Women's Political Writings, 1610-1725" - Book Review, Betty Hagglund
Quaker Studies
No abstract provided.
Freeman's "Quaker Extension C. 1905-1930: The Yorkshire 1905 Committee" - Book Review, Susan Robson
Freeman's "Quaker Extension C. 1905-1930: The Yorkshire 1905 Committee" - Book Review, Susan Robson
Quaker Studies
No abstract provided.
Dandelion & Collins' "The Quaker Condition: The Sociology Of A Liberal Religion" - Book Review, Eleanor Nesbitt
Dandelion & Collins' "The Quaker Condition: The Sociology Of A Liberal Religion" - Book Review, Eleanor Nesbitt
Quaker Studies
No abstract provided.