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Mott John Raleigh: more books (100)

How may Jesus Christ be made a reality to me, by John Raleigh Mott, 1915
The morning watch, and, Bible study for personal spiritual growth by John Raleigh Mott, 1900
Consecration: An address delivered at the Student Volunteer Conference, held at Liverpool, England, Jan. 2-7, 1908 by John Raleigh Mott, 1908
The home ministry and modern missions: A plea for leadership in World evangelization by John Raleigh Mott, 1905
Leadership demanded for this momentous time by John Raleigh Mott, 1947
The Young Men's Christian Association (his Addresses and papers) by John Raleigh Mott, 1947
The World's Student Christian Federation (His Addresses and papers) by John Raleigh Mott, 1947
The largest voluntary offering in history by John Raleigh Mott, 1919
The Student Christian movement by John Raleigh Mott, 1914
The tradition of the American mother: A message to the fathers and mothers who live in the homes with service flags by John Raleigh Mott, 1918
Individual work: An address given at several student centres in Australia and New Zealand during March and April, 1903 by John Raleigh Mott, 1903
Jesus Christ a reality by John Raleigh Mott, 1911
The Christward movement among the students of the world: A quadrennium in the World's Student Christian Federation, July 1905 to July 1909 by John Raleigh Mott, 1909
The claims and opportunities of the Christian ministry; by Mott John Raleigh 1865-1955 editor, 1913-01-01

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Goucher's Christianity And The United States
its young founders, men like the youthful American Methodist john RaleighMott, who served as its first secretarygeneral and much later won a Nobel
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Extractions: Goucher's address, published when he had returned to Baltimore, was entitled simply "Christianity in the United States." In essence, it is a fifty-page essay covering four hundred years of American history that places Christianity ("not the Church") at the center of all developments for good, and at the heart of all bastions against evil. "Christianity," he writes, "accounts for the discovery and settlement of America, it determined our governmental organization, and has been the dominating influence in our national development." (p.9) Clearly, his truncated historical account must move quickly from the first explorations driven by religion, to the populating of the continent in its early day with men and women fleeing persecution for their faith. Quoting James Bryce and his well-known American Commonwealth , the Constitution, when it came, did not make an established church, however Christianity was still, though "not the legally established religion, yet the national religion." (Many of Goucher's points are illustrated with quotations from well-known sources.)
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