Methodist Revivalism and Social Reform in the Paradise of Dissent 1838-1939

Brian J. Chalmers

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Australian Scholarly Publishing
09 September 2024

Australasian & Pacific history; Religion & beliefs

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This study, based on meticulous scholarship, well-crafted examples and a mastery of existing scholarship, is written with crisp clarity with confidently presented conclusions that significantly advance our understanding of Methodism in South Australia in its first century. I commend it to the attention of scholars and general readers alike. Brian Dickey, formerly Associate Professor of History, Flinders University. Brian Chalmers explores for the first time in depth a central strand in the history of Methodism in South Australia. This invigorating work clearly demonstrates the importance of revivalism and the expectation of personal conversions as the main source of Methodist energy and numerical growth until the early twentieth century. Then the impetus faded. This is a significant contribution to the religious history of South Australia. David Hilliard OAM, formerly Associate Professor of History, Flinders University.

By: Brian J. Chalmers
Imprint: Australian Scholarly Publishing
Country of Publication: Australia
Dimensions: Height: 245mm, Width: 158mm,
ISBN: 9781923068940
ISBN 10: 1923068946
Pages: 456
Publication Date: 09 September 2024
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active