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Chapter I. The Place Of Revival In Modern Civilization.
THIS is a great age, an age pregnant with untold possibilities, an age rich in direct and aggressive effort for the good of mankind. There is abroad, in this and other lands, an overmastering passion for righteousness, and an intense longing for the fulfi ... read more
Chapter II. Nationality And Revival.
WHAT is nationality? We define it in the same way as we do or should define character. No one attribute is more fundamental than another; and, therefore, no one quality should hold a prior place. The various qualities may be separated for the purpose of a ... read more
Chapter III. Evan Roberts.
Now that the excitement of the Revival is over, and the nation has regained its sanity, we are able to look more dispassionately upon the career of a man who, for a brief period, loomed largely in the imagination of the people. Different men, according to ... read more
Chapter IV. Theology And The Revival.
THEOLOGY in its ecclesiastical sense does not occupy the place it did thirty or even twenty years ago. This is true not only of Wales in particular, but it is general. In Wales the social and political aspect of Christianity has overshadowed the spiritual ... read more
Introduction
THE appearance of such a work may necessitate an apology, for the reason that the field has already been well covered, both by amateurs of literature, and by men who claim to be experts in this branch of religious experience. But the ground which this boo ... read more
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