A critique of English speaking preaching 1864-1964 (as demonstrated by the theory and practice of C.H. Spurgeon, H.E. Fosdick and J.E. Stewart)
Charles Haddon Spurgeon was one of the leading preachers of the latter half of the nineteenth century and was truly typical of the orthodoxy of the period. He believed that the great object of preaching was to glorify God - an object which could be achieved only if the hearer were persuaded to accep...
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University of Aberdeen
1964
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