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Earle E. Cairns

    Earle E. Cairns was a distinguished professor and department chair at Wheaton College, bringing extensive academic expertise from his studies at Presbyterian Theological Seminary at Omaha and the University of Nebraska. His engagement with scholarly organizations like the American Society of Church History and the American Historical Association highlights his commitment to historical research. Throughout his thirty-five-year tenure at Wheaton, he significantly shaped the academic discourse. His role as a consulting editor for the New International Dictionary of the Christian Church further underscores his deep knowledge in the field.

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    • 2021

      Saints and Society

      • 194 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      The book explores the criticism of religious revivals and evangelical movements, questioning whether they focus solely on spiritual rewards while neglecting social responsibilities. It delves into the perception that advocates of religious enthusiasm may lack concern for the needs of others, challenging the notion that a heavenly focus diminishes earthly obligations. Through this examination, the author addresses the complexities of faith and social engagement, inviting readers to reconsider the role of evangelicals in contemporary society.

      Saints and Society
    • 2015

      An Endless Line of Splendor

      • 374 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Focusing on the theme of spiritual renewal, the book traces the history of church revivals from the Great Awakening to contemporary times. Earle E. Cairns delves into the influence of Bible-centered Pietists in nineteenth-century Germany, illustrating how the Spirit of God has continually rejuvenated the church throughout history. This enlightening narrative offers insights into the dynamics of faith and revival, highlighting key movements and figures that have shaped religious experiences.

      An Endless Line of Splendor
    • 2005