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...though academic Noel Turnball believes PR was founded in Britain first by evangelicals and Victorian reformers.

...imputed by them to their adversaries; also applied by Puritans and modern Evangelicals to the doctrine of [[salvation]] solely through trust in the merit of Chris

...due to the campaigning of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evangelicals Evangelicals], and efforts of author [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_dickens Char

...and even tent revivalists being characterized as cults, generally by other evangelicals who are hostile to their proselytizing efforts. Certain other groups do not

Fundamentalists and evangelicals, in particular, accused the translators of deliberately tampering with the

...ding of the personhood theory, while other communities such as Christian [[Evangelicals]] in the U.S. have sometimes rejected the personhood theory as biased again

...g. 25 ("Together, early protosecularists (Jefferson and Madison) and proto-evangelicals (Backus, Leland, and others) made common cause in the fight for nonestablis

...anti-Catholic rather than antipapal. Because of its historic significance, evangelicals fought to keep the word. Two alternate names are also in use, the ''Episcop ...ning the earlier name. This compromise pleased neither Anglo Catholics nor evangelicals. The fight continued until the 66th General Convention voted in 1979 to use

...[[Protestant]] [[fundamentalism|fundamentalists]], other [[evangelicalism|evangelicals]] (many of whom also find value in the other approaches), and amongst [[Ras