Evangelical Christianity in Australia: Spirit, Word and World

Mark A. Noll · Stuart Piggin

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The evangelical synthesis going into all the world, 1788-1835 identification with the liberal world, 1836-1869 the spirit and Protestant culture, 1870-1914 the word challenged, 1915-1932 holiness above word - sinless perfection in the 1930s word and spirit, 1933-1959 the evangelical synthesis attained - Billy Graham in Australia, 1959 word or spirit, 1960-1994 word rather than peace - the fight over the ordination of women in Australian Anglicanism, 1992.

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