John Joseph Stoudt

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ID1069052
NAMEJohn Joseph Stoudt
GIVEN NAMESJohn Joseph
FAMILY NAMEStoudt
SIGNATURESTOUDT J J
AFFILIATIONSKutztown University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS12
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT12
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1940
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1972
H-INDEX0

  • The Search for Brotherhood in Colonial Pennsylvania

    John Joseph StoudtARTICLEZeitschrift für Religions- und…1972

    The Search for Brotherhood in Colonial Pennsylvania JOHN JOSEPH STOUDT Pennsylvania, one of the last American colonies to be settled, was in truth a "holy experiment" in Christian brotherhood, and that in a twofold sense. Under William Penn's benign charter of liberties a refuge here was created for Europe's harassed nonconforming Christians. Here, too, the Christian ideal of a commonwealth of brothers found a measure of practical expression. Pen…

  • Book Notes

    John Joseph StoudtARTICLEJournal of the American Academy…1968

    Journal Article BOOK NOTES Get access Teilhard de Chardin Album. By JEANNE MORTIER and MARIE-LOUISE AUBOUX. Preface by André George. New York-Evanston: Harper & Row, 1967. 223 pages. $12.95. The Vision of the Past. By PIERRE TEIL-HARD DE CHARDIN. New York-Evanston: Harper & Row, 1967. 285 pages. $5.00. Teilhard and the Supernatural. By EULALIO R. BALTAZAR. Baltimore: Helicon Press, 1966. 336 pages. $6.95. JOHN JOSEPH STOUDT JOHN JOSEPH STOUDT Kut…

  • Die Ausstrahlung der Marburger theologischen Fakultät auf das geistige Leben Amerikas im 18. Jahrhundert

    John Joseph StoudtARTICLEZeitschrift für Religions- und…1963

    Die Ausstrahlung der Marburger theologischen Fakultät auf das geistige Leben Amerikas im 18. Jahrhundert JOHN JOSEPH STOUDT I Das Pennsylvanien des achtzehnten Jahrhunderts war nicht der blihende, moderne amerikanische Staat, der heute wie ein riesiger SchluBstein das Gewolbe amerikanischer Staaten abschlieBt. Eher war es ein schmaler Streifen von Siedlungen langs einer unregelmaBig verlaufenden Grenze, mit einer einzigen groBeren Stadt, Phila- d…

  • Evangelische Bruderschaften im Pennsylvanien der Kolonialzeit

    John Joseph StoudtARTICLEZeitschrift für Religions- und…1960

  • Pennsylvania German Poetry Until 1816—a Survey

    Open AccessJohn Joseph StoudtARTICLEGerman Life and Letters1960

  • Pennsylvania German Poetry, 1685-1830

    Wilhelm Struck, John Joseph StoudtARTICLEThe William and Mary Quarterly1960

  • Emanuel Swedenborg

    Open AccessJohn Joseph StoudtARTICLEChurch History1952

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  • Pennsylvania Folk-Art

    Alfred L Shoemaker, John Joseph StoudtARTICLEThe William and Mary Quarterly1950

  • The Loci Communes of Philip Melanchthon With a Critical Introduction by the Translator, Charles Leander Hill. Boston

    Open AccessJohn Joseph StoudtARTICLEChurch History1945

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  • John Ettwein and the Moravian Church During the Revolutionary Period By Kenneth Gardiner Hamilton. Bethlehem, Pa

    Open AccessJohn Joseph StoudtARTICLEChurch History1941

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  • Rosanna of the Amish By Joseph W. Yoder. Huntingdon, Penna

    Open AccessJohn Joseph StoudtARTICLEChurch History1941

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  • Count Zinzendorf and the Pennsylvania Congregation of God in the Spirit

    Open AccessJohn Joseph StoudtARTICLEChurch History1940

    William Penn and Nicolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf were both stubborn idealists. Penn, believing that the seal of divinity had been stamped upon him, planned his refuge for the persecuted across the sea. Zinzendorf, fretting at the sterility of the churches and secretly admiring the vitality of the sects, felt called to create a church in Pennsylvania in which the Redeemer's presence would be so perceptively felt as ultimately to halt all words, pra…