Where can I get a resource on the Down-grade controversy?
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something beyond this, I presume ... I'd never heard of it. The Spurgeon Library | What Was the Downgrade Controversy Actually All About?
Thanks. I have the Sword and Trowel mags that FL offers, but they don't include the Controversy.
You wouldn't happen to know of a resource that covers it from A-Z?
Any thoughts on this? Down Grade Controversy | Logos Bible Software
No, I don't - Reformed Theology is an area I generally bypass being an ACELO interest type. (ACELO=Anglican, Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Lutheran, Oriental Orthodox)
Thanks. I have the Sword and Trowel mags that FL offers, but they don't include the Controversy. You wouldn't happen to know of a resource that covers it from A-Z? Any thoughts on this? Down Grade Controversy | Logos Bible Software
The Jesus Quest (defendinginerrancy.com)
Chapter 6. As far as I know the book is not yet in Logos.
Where can I get a resource on the Down-grade controversy? mm.
I had never heard of this before as I'm not exactly a Spurgeon scholar. However, just looking briefly, this would fall under the category of what is known as the "fundamentalist-modernist controversy." You could search for that if you were looking for more general information on it not necessarily related to Spurgeon.
You can do some digging at:
https://founders.org/
https://www.spurgeon.org/
https://www.logos.com/product/199902/down-grade-controversy
The “Down Grade” Controversy
by Spurgeon, Charles H.
The "Down Grade" Controversy is a compilation of original materials, including The Sword and the Trowel Magazine, C. H. Spurgeon's Autobiography by Mrs. Spurgeon and J. W. Harrald, and the Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit sermon volumes.
The "Down Grade" Controversy was one of the most significant disputes in the life of C. H. Spurgeon, occurring near the close of his comparatively short life of almost 58 years. It began in 1887 and continued…
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What a great article. That paired with the online Sword and Trowel makes for very informative reading.
Thanks.
The Jesus Quest (defendinginerrancy.com) Chapter 6. As far as I know the book is not yet in Logos.
Wow. Lots or reading and good articles.
thanks.
Where can I get a resource on the Down-grade controversy? mm. You can do some digging at: https://founders.org/ https://www.spurgeon.org/
The first link is a strong possibility - Thanks.
However, the second gives me this:
https://www.logos.com/product/199902/down-grade-controversy The “Down Grade” Controversy by Spurgeon, Charles H. The "Down Grade" Controversy is a compilation of original materials, including The Sword and the Trowel Magazine, C. H. Spurgeon's Autobiography by Mrs. Spurgeon and J. W. Harrald, and the Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit sermon volumes. The "Down Grade" Controversy was one of the most significant disputes in the life of C. H. Spurgeon, occurring near the close of his comparatively short life of almost 58 years. It began in 1887 and continued… https://biblia.com/books/ws-52f2aad743c54ccea6e419308843b330 Copyright 2006 WORDsearch LLS:WS_52F2AAD743C54CCEA6E419308843B3302021-11-22T18:16:18ZWS_52F2AAD743C54CCEA6E419308843B330.logos4
Thanks for the search query. Yeah, I went to the archive link you sent which is exactly what I was looking for.
thanks again.
Thanks. I have the Sword and Trowel mags that FL offers, but they don't include the Controversy. You wouldn't happen to know of a resource that covers it from A-Z? Any thoughts on this? Down Grade Controversy | Logos Bible Software As I recall, there were four areas Spurgeon was addressing. Denial of inerancy as defined in his day, denied the need for substitutionary atonement, denied the nature/duration of hell, and embraced universalism. Its going back a few years... If posting some of any of the following would possibly lead towards a purchase, let me know and I'll post what I can. Also, I saw this - https://archive.spurgeon.org/misc/dwngrd.phpMight be of help.
In addition to these mentioned, you might also look at Lewis Drummond's biography of Spurgeon - Spurgeon: Prince of Preachers. It is incredible work with much treatment of the downgrade. Dr. Drummond actually lived in London for two years and taught at Spurgeon's College.
I spent some time in london, and lived with a professor (and his family) that taught at Spurgeon college back in 2009.
The church I attended while living there had a cornerstone with Spurgeon's name on it. It was fascinating.Glad I could help MIlkman
Thanks. Too bad the book wasn't a Logos resources.
Again, thanks.
Wow. What a memory. Not many of those kind come along.
Snowing like mad outside right now. Nothing like a Prairie winter.
I spent some time in london, and lived with a professor (and his family) that taught at Spurgeon college back in 2009. The church I attended while living there had a cornerstone with Spurgeon's name on it. It was fascinating.Glad I could help MIlkman
I did a quick search and found this
Taken from tghe resource >Christian History Magazine—Issue 29: Charles Spurgeon: England’s “Prince of Preachers”
I don't know if you might find this helpful. It is a little excerpt from a documentary called "Does the Truth Matter Anymore?"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cplE-2xnsUQ
