Spiritual Diagnosis: AN ARGUMENT FOR PLACING THE STUDY OF THE SOUL ON A SCIENTIFIC BASIS (By Henry Drummond)
May 22, 2008, 5:25 pm
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Here we present an essay by Henry Drummond, one of the theologians, who (like F.B. Meyer) was an inspiration to Frank Buchman and other Oxford Groupers. Buchman said about “Spiritual Diagnosis” that it was the inspiration for Soul Surgery (see downloads).
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Changed by Grace: a review of Glenn Chesnut’s latest on V.C. Kitchen, the Oxford Group, and AA. (By James R.)
May 22, 2008, 5:05 pm
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The single most important issue in Twelve Step history is that of early AA’s relationship to Evangelical Christianity by way of the Oxford Group. The best book on this subject to date has been published by Hindsfoot Foundation: Changed By Grace: V.C. Kitchen, the Oxford Group, and A.A. Author Glenn F. Chesnut has done a marvelous job of placing early AA in the context of the Evangelical movement as it has developed over the last three centuries.
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