The above photo is old snake-eyes himself, Charles Finney.
"This means that Nevin's book is paradoxically even more relevant today than ever it was in his own lifetime. So perhaps we can conclude by suggesting that if we want to know what Evangelicalism has largely become today, and what Evangelicalism ought to be according to its Reformation roots, we could do a lot worse than read Charles Finney's Lectures on Revivals of Religion, and then its antidote, John W. Nevin's The Anxious Bench."
For more of this commendable review of Charles Finney and John Nevin, see:
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"This means that Nevin's book is paradoxically even more relevant today than ever it was in his own lifetime. So perhaps we can conclude by suggesting that if we want to know what Evangelicalism has largely become today, and what Evangelicalism ought to be according to its Reformation roots, we could do a lot worse than read Charles Finney's Lectures on Revivals of Religion, and then its antidote, John W. Nevin's The Anxious Bench."
For more of this commendable review of Charles Finney and John Nevin, see:
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