Thomas A Schafer
Biographic Data
| ID | 1009998 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas A Schafer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas A |
| FAMILY NAME | Schafer |
| SIGNATURE | SCHAFER T A |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1951 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Edwards Revival
Churchmen and Philosophers
The American Jeremiad. Sacvan Bercovitch
The Writings of Jonathan Edwards
Presbyterians in the South. Vol. 2
The Philosophical Theology of Jonathan Edwards
Puritanism in Old and New England
Jonathan Edwards' Conception of the Church
As the pioneer of the New England Awakening and its literary defender, Edwards has long been associated with revivalism and sectarianism in American Protestantism. Several writers have noted that his Faithful Narrative (1737) of the 1734 Northampton revival, with its many translations and reprints, not only stimulated the Great Awakening of 1740 and later revivals but helped set the pattern of conversion experience in its more "enthusiastic" feat…
Jonathan Edwards and Justification by Faith
The Great Awakening of 1740-41, which set for a century and a half the basic patterns of American revivalist religion, was itself shaped by earlier outpourings of the Spirit. The most influential of these was undoubtedly the revival of 1734-35 in Jonathan Edwards' congregation at Northampton, a revival which spread widely in western Massachusetts and even south into Connecticut. Edwards' preaching methods were copied and his congregation's conver…
The Edwards Revival
Jonathan Edwards' Conception of the Church
As the pioneer of the New England Awakening and its literary defender, Edwards has long been associated with revivalism and sectarianism in American Protestantism. Several writers have noted that his Faithful Narrative (1737) of the 1734 Northampton revival, with its many translations and reprints, not only stimulated the Great Awakening of 1740 and later revivals but helped set the pattern of conversion experience in its more "enthusiastic" feat…
Jonathan Edwards and Justification by Faith
The Great Awakening of 1740-41, which set for a century and a half the basic patterns of American revivalist religion, was itself shaped by earlier outpourings of the Spirit. The most influential of these was undoubtedly the revival of 1734-35 in Jonathan Edwards' congregation at Northampton, a revival which spread widely in western Massachusetts and even south into Connecticut. Edwards' preaching methods were copied and his congregation's conver…
Jonathan Edwards and Justification by Faith
The Great Awakening of 1740-41, which set for a century and a half the basic patterns of American revivalist religion, was itself shaped by earlier outpourings of the Spirit. The most influential of these was undoubtedly the revival of 1734-35 in Jonathan Edwards' congregation at Northampton, a revival which spread widely in western Massachusetts and even south into Connecticut. Edwards' preaching methods were copied and his congregation's conver…
Jonathan Edwards' Conception of the Church
As the pioneer of the New England Awakening and its literary defender, Edwards has long been associated with revivalism and sectarianism in American Protestantism. Several writers have noted that his Faithful Narrative (1737) of the 1734 Northampton revival, with its many translations and reprints, not only stimulated the Great Awakening of 1740 and later revivals but helped set the pattern of conversion experience in its more "enthusiastic" feat…
Puritanism in Old and New England
The Philosophical Theology of Jonathan Edwards
Presbyterians in the South. Vol. 2
The Writings of Jonathan Edwards
The American Jeremiad. Sacvan Bercovitch
Churchmen and Philosophers
The Edwards Revival
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