Titlebook: Evangelical Millennialism in the Trans-Atlantic World, 1500-2000; Crawford Gribben Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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,The Expansion of Evangelical Millennialism, 1789–1880,ticism or Romantic nationalism.. These events scuttled the assumption that, as one of the period’s most celebrated conservatives put it, ‘whatever is, is right.’. In the Atlantic world, these revolutions could be both driven by and simultaneously undermining of the certainties of millennial belief,

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,The Dominance of Evangelical Millennialism, 1970–2000,ignated 1976 as the ‘year of the evangelical.’ And there were good reasons for this claim: in the 1976 election, 34 per cent of Americans responding to a Gallup poll identified themselves as ‘born-again’ or ‘evangelical,’ and their number included each of the major candidates in that year’s presiden

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Conclusion,ons of increasing marginalization, into logical, theological and exegetical incoherence.. Evangelical millennial thinking has advanced along a clear trajectory but without necessarily convincing those believers who continue to adhere to the amillennialism of the reformation confessions, recently rev

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Evangelical Millennialism in the Trans-Atlantic World, 1500-2000

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,The Emergence of Evangelical Millennialism, 1500–1600,abaptists in and around the city states of Holland and north-west Germany revived old and revolutionary ideas. In 1532 and 1533, a number of the preachers of this foundationally unstable ideology of social change sought refuge from their persecutors in the newly Lutheran town of Münster. Among their

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,The Consolidation of Evangelical Millennialism, 1660–1789,ned that these disputes, which had consumed the energies of evangelicals throughout most of the preceding century, had failed to reach any consensus about the most basic issues at stake. Discussion continued to focus on the number of periods of time referred to in Revelation 20:1–10 (‘some hold but

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,The Expansion of Evangelical Millennialism, 1789–1880, could not be sustained, and Charles Wesley’s was not the only motion of dissent.. In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, a series of revolutions shook the . and, with it, the eschato-logical assumptions that had been based on expectations of its continuing social beneficence. The Am