J. J. Haley (1851–1924)
Autor von Debates that made history: The story of Alexander Campbell's debates with John Walker, W.L. McCalla, Robert Owen, Bishop
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Debates that made history: The story of Alexander Campbell's debates with John Walker, W.L. McCalla, Robert Owen,… (1966) 20 Exemplare
Makers and molders of the reformation movement; a study of leading men among the Disciples of Christ, by J.J. Haley.… (1914) 11 Exemplare
Makers and Molders of the Restoration Movement: Alexander Campbell, Thomas Campbell, Barton W. Stone, Walter Scott,… (2020) 1 Exemplar
Debates That Made History 1 Exemplar
Debates That Made History 1 Exemplar
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- Haley, J. J.
- Geburtstag
- 1851-03-18
- Todestag
- 1924-04-07
- Geschlecht
- male
- Nationalität
- USA
- Geburtsort
- Rockcastle County, Kentucky, USA
- Sterbeort
- Hanes City, Florida, USA
- Wohnorte
- Australia
New Zealand - Berufe
- minister
- Kurzbiographie
- He was educated in the common schools of the two counties, in Kentucky University, and North Western Christian University, of Indianapolis, now Butler College. Mr. Haley holds an M.A. degree from Kentucky University. He had a varied journalistic experience, being assistant editor of the Australian Christian Pioneer of Adelaide, South Australia; editor and founder of The Australian Christian Watchman, in Melbourne; co-editor of the Apostolic Guide, Louisville, Kentucky.; office editor of The Christian-Evangelist, St. Louis, and also contributing editor for a long time; editor-in-chief of the Christian Oracle and Christian Century, Chicago; editor of the Christian Monthly, Richmond, Virginia.; and assistant editor of The New Christian Quarterly and a few other minor papers. He has also written a few books and contributed to many more. An evangelist for the Disciples of Christ.
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- 8
- Mitglieder
- 44
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- #346,250
- Bewertung
- 3.5
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- 1
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- 5
Makers and Molders of the Restoration Movement by J.J. Haley presents short profiles of many of the main characters in the Restoration Movement in the nineteenth century. Thomas Campbell, Alexander Campbell, Barton Stone, Walter Scott, Isaac Errett, and Moses Lard are considered individually; the author also profiles two pairs in comparison and contrast: Winthrop Hopson and Gorge Longan and John McGarvey and Alexander Procter.
In the split of the Restoration Movement made apparent by 1906, the author went with the Disciples side; his choices reflect that particular ideological emphasis. He has a critical spirit toward what he deemed legalism and those who do not believe in some of the liberties in which he believed.
It was an interesting choice to start with the Campbells even though Stone’s work preceded both of them; it goes to show how much more of Campbell influenced the Restoration Movement rather than Stone.
It was good to get that different perspective on the same people and events and to be introduced to a few characters which most on the Churches of Christ side of that divide know little about. An interesting little work for those interested in such history.… (mehr)