Leben: A Journal of Reformation Life - July-September 2015
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Dead Bodies and Living Saints, How the Occult Brought Cremation to America, Thomas Shepard's "Call to New England", The Rise and Fall of Martin Stephan and Moralism and the Evangelical Crack Up.
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The Slave Owning Presbyterian Church in Old Virginia
In her new book “Institutional Slavery: Slaveholding Churches, Schools, Colleges, and Businesses in Virginia, 1680-1860,” Bloomsburg University historian Jennifer Oast examines the largely untold story of southern institutions that owned slaves, including church congregations, universities, free schools, and large industries. This excerpt 1 from Institutional Slavery takes us into the surreal world of slave-owning Presbyterian congregations in Prince Edward County, Virginia.
Where were they Then?
Although the public’s morbid curiosity is fed by those “Where are they now?’ updates on child stars who ended up penniless and in rehab, Christians seem more interested in the back story, the “testimony” outlining how someone got from there to here.