And didn't the sovereign people elect him Justice of the Peace to get even on the
gospelers? I don't know where you were brought up."
Fisher thought that eugenics was "the foremost plan of human redemption" and that Americans "must make of Eugenics a religion." Christian economic reform, said social
gospeler Walter Rauschenbusch, was about "saving the social organism."
(11.) Demonstrating how indistinguishable social gospel and evangelicalism were in this activist posture, social
gospeler Walter Rauschenbusch and Moody's musician Ira Sankey edited a hymnal together.
So he was not a "true" social
gospeler in the sense of being a theological and political radical.
Mencken: Heave an egg out of your Ford Focus window and you might hit a prosperity
gospeler, wearing a snazzy three-piece suit and diamond cufflinks.
Again in Matthew we see how the
gospeler uses old stories to tell the new.
A would be leader of the Winnipeg General Strike, founder of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (predecessor to the New Democratic Party), and Social
Gospeler, Woodsworth became so concerned, in fact, that more than ten years before the general strike he felt compelled to write a 200 page book discussing the desirability and undesirability of immigration, and if various foreigners might be "Canadianized."
An avid social
gospeler, Booth's entire ministry was characterized by a fervent commitment to causes of sociopolitical and economic reform.
Like Aretha Franklin, whom he knew well and with whom he performed as both a young
gospeler and a pop artist, Sam Cooke was one of the clearest embodiments of the tension between the sacred and the secular that continues to define the American political and cultural landscapes.
Dickenson was a social
gospeler, a strong advocate of the separation of church and state, and an ecumenist except for his suspicion of Catholicism.
Creighton, who developed as a progressive social
gospeler during his tenure.
gospeler - a preacher of the Christian gospel