Popery and Puseyism: Being Two Discourses Prepared Agreeable to a Resolution of the Synod of Pittsburgh of 1843 and Preached Before that Body at Pittsburgh, September 1844
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The “two discourses” mentioned on the title page of this book are Lewis Warner Green’s “Right of Private Judgment” and Alexander Taggart McGill’s “Puseyism: Another Form of Antichrist.” Both sermons are a reaction against the Oxford Movement, an effort to return the Church of England to its pre-Reformation roots and the teachings of the Church Fathers. Its name came from Oxford, where most of its leaders lived and worked; it was also known as the “Anglo-Catholic revival” and sometimes as “Puseyism,” after one of its central figures, Edward Bouverie Pusey (1800-1882).
Publication Date
1844
Publisher
Published by order of Synod, Luke Loomis, agent
City
Pittsburgh, PA
Keywords
Appalachia, Pennsylvania, Presbyterian Church, Sermons
Disciplines
Appalachian Studies | Digital Humanities | Other Religion | Rhetoric
Recommended Citation
Green, Lewis Warner and McGill, Alexander Taggart, "Popery and Puseyism: Being Two Discourses Prepared Agreeable to a Resolution of the Synod of Pittsburgh of 1843 and Preached Before that Body at Pittsburgh, September 1844" (1844). Popery and Puseyism: Being Two Discourses Prepared Agreeable to a Resolution of the Synod of Pittsburgh of 1843 and Preached Before that Body at Pittsburgh, September 1844. 1.
https://mds.marshall.edu/popery_and_puseyism/1
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Marshall does not own this book; the nearest physical copy is at the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Like all other books published in the United States in the 19th century, it is in the public domain.