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The Duke Divinity School Review, Vol. 31: Bicentennial of American Methodism; Winter, 1966 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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Therefore, in summary, we believe that, at Duke, there is special justification for a focus upon the 200th anniversary of the Methodist Church in America, because Methodism played a decisive role in the University's founding, it continues to give something more than token financial support, and most of the key leaders in our great Fifth Decade campaign receive their spiritual nourishment in the Methodist Church today.
What conclusion should we draw from this? What does it all mean? That Methodist students at Duke should be given better grades in Chemistry than Baptist students? That Methodists should be given preferred seats at home basketball games? That Methodist professors should receive higher salaries than Presbyterians? That Methodist Fords should be given better campus parking places than Episcopalian Cadillacs?
Merely to express these questions in words is to reveal the im possibility and the undesirability of preferential treatment of Meth: odism on this intentionally interdenominational campus. What, their, should we conclude from the fact that the Methodist Church has played, and will continue to play a decisive role in the fortunes of the University? The only conclusion which I care to press here is that the students and faculty who have benefited and will benefit so largely from the influence of American Methodism should take a bit of time to become knowledgeable about that church. I suggest that enough time be spent in study that is free from negative bias, at least to dispel the worst mis-conceptions which some people have of Methodism. The actual shortcomings and the genuine weaknesses of Methodist people and of the Methodist Church are bad enough! They do not need to be made to appear worse than they are by distortion and out right fabrication.
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- Publication date2024
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- ISBN 13 9781333993627
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- LanguageEnglish
- Number of pages238
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