The Coming Storm
Chapter twenty-six centers on the growing conflict between Old and New School Presbyterians. These differences centered on theology, revivalism and the denomination’s relationship to voluntary societies. Charles Finney played an important role in the revivalism debates, and Hodge sought to circumscribe the power voluntary societies played in relationship to Presbyterian autonomy.
Keywords: Old School, New School, Charles Finney, Charles Hodge, Archibald Alexander, voluntary societies, Ecumenism, American Home Mission Society, American Bible Society, American Tract Society, Act and Testimony, Robert Breckinridge
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