Add to ORKGA brief introduction to Charles Chauncy (1705-1787) who took significant steps away from strict Calvinism and the Theocracy, towards a more liberal Arminian theology. He prepared the way for the Unitarian movement of the 19th century. The primary downloadable document contains the original document followed by the transcription. The bottom of each item page also features the primary document as an embedded pdf for browsing. Transcription by Davis Baird. Item description based off writing and context provided by Davis Baird.https://commons.clarku.edu/history_manuscripts_3/1002/thumbnail.jp
This lecture addresses three issues that began to undermine the Theocracy. First was the question of...
Lecture Two looks back prior to the Scrooby Church at earlier dissenters from religious conformity, ...
The final lecture in this series covers the main catalysts prompting the separation and birth of Tri...
A brief introduction to Charles Chauncy (1705-1787) who took significant steps away from strict Calv...
Concludes the biography of Charles Chauncy (1705-1787) by focusing his conflict with Episcopalianism...
A brief introduction to Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758), who led the conservative resistance to Charles...
In this lecture, Davis covers the beginning of the Universalist Movement. By the 1700s, two movement...
This sermon demonstrates that Charles Chauncy was not beyond preaching on the more mundane subjects ...
This was a talk that Earl Davis gave at a conference. We have yet to identify the conference or its ...
A brief introduction to John Wise (1652-1725). Referred to as the first clear-headed Democrat , Dav...
A brief introduction to Samuel Hopkins (1721-1803). Hopkins continued Jonathan Edwards\u27 resistanc...
An opening presentation Earl Davis gave to an Institute for Ministers that he co-organized in Peters...
Book description: This work traces the greater narrative of biblical authority in Protestantism thro...
This lecture addresses three issues that began to undermine the Theocracy. First was the question of...
Lecture Two looks back prior to the Scrooby Church at earlier dissenters from religious conformity, ...
The final lecture in this series covers the main catalysts prompting the separation and birth of Tri...
A brief introduction to Charles Chauncy (1705-1787) who took significant steps away from strict Calv...
Concludes the biography of Charles Chauncy (1705-1787) by focusing his conflict with Episcopalianism...
A brief introduction to Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758), who led the conservative resistance to Charles...
In this lecture, Davis covers the beginning of the Universalist Movement. By the 1700s, two movement...
This sermon demonstrates that Charles Chauncy was not beyond preaching on the more mundane subjects ...
This was a talk that Earl Davis gave at a conference. We have yet to identify the conference or its ...
A brief introduction to John Wise (1652-1725). Referred to as the first clear-headed Democrat , Dav...
A brief introduction to Samuel Hopkins (1721-1803). Hopkins continued Jonathan Edwards\u27 resistanc...
An opening presentation Earl Davis gave to an Institute for Ministers that he co-organized in Peters...
Book description: This work traces the greater narrative of biblical authority in Protestantism thro...
This lecture addresses three issues that began to undermine the Theocracy. First was the question of...
Lecture Two looks back prior to the Scrooby Church at earlier dissenters from religious conformity, ...
The final lecture in this series covers the main catalysts prompting the separation and birth of Tri...