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The Methods and Effects of the Oxford Movement on Missions in Victorian England
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The Methods and Effects of the Oxford Movement on Missions in Victorian England
In 1838, Edward B. Pusey delivered two sermons before the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel (SPG) in which he strongly argued that it was the Church as an institution that had been ordained by God to convert the heathen rather than individuals as members of missionary societies.[1] It was not enough, Pusey argued, based on Romans 10:14, for Bibles to be simply translated and distributed around the globe without a teacher of the faith to …
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