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Keswick sanctification theology profoundly influenced early fundamentalism and has continued to impact the movement up to the present time.

By Jim on Wed, 08/18/10
Fundamentalism & Evangelicalism
Sanctification
Keswick
Church History

The Impact of Keswick Theology on Fundamentalism Comment: The beginning of a series on the positive impact of Keswick theology on Fundamentalism.

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Chip Van Emmerik

NewWhile I wholeheartedly agree

Wed, 08/18/10
While I wholeheartedly agree that Keswick theology had/has a significant impact on fundamentalism, I strongly disagree that it has been a positive impact. I will follow this series with interest.

Why is it that my voice always seems to be loudest when I am saying the dumbest things?

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Donn R Arms

NewPositive Impact?

Wed, 08/18/10
Should be a short series.

Donn R Arms

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A. Carpenter

NewI'd love to see some

Wed, 08/18/10
I’d love to see some interaction with Naselli’s book. Then again, I’d love to see his book in print. I’m looking forward to reading the forthcoming articles.

Faith is obeying when you can't even imagine how things might turn out right.

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Jim

New@ Chip and Donn

Wed, 08/18/10
I’m a skeptic too, but let’s let the author make his case and interact with the articles. I will be posting the followup articles as well.

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JGHenderson

NewI plan to read his

Wed, 08/18/10
I plan to read his disertation the next time I’m down at BJU in the library. Joe Henderson
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Barbara H.

NewJohn Van Gelderen states in

Mon, 08/23/10
John Van Gelderen states in http://www.bcmedu.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=73:k…] this article that Keswick started out well but then veered.

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