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How theology affects our view of "revival"

An excellent article by Iain H. Murray found here. It discusses the consequences of bad theology on the modern day church and the massive infuence of Charles G. Finney and his view of revival.

Posted by John Samson on February 2, 2008 06:55 PM

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