![]() When this synthesis was achieved, it resulted in spiritual vitality and the strengthening of Australian nationhood.īased on interviews with a large number of Christian leaders and on a variety of often rare sources, Piggin's account throws light on matters as disparate as the character and motivation of early chaplains, the Christian dimension to 'mateship' and trades unionism, the 'sinless perfection' movement, the Billy Graham crusades, and disputes over the ordination of women. ![]() In this original and stimulating study, Stuart Piggin argues that evangelicalism is strongest when it synthesises biblical orthodoxy with spiritual passion and human compassion. Evangelicalism focuses on the gospel, the God-given means not only of the salvation of individuals, but also of the renovation of society and culture. This book accords evangelicals their rightful place in the development of Australian identity and values. ![]() ![]() Evangelical Christianity is one of the most formative and least acknowledged movements in Australian history. ![]()
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