Mercersburg Theology
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A German-American theological movement begun in the mid-1800s that is often seen as a reaction to the Revivalism of the same era. It draws its name from Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, home of Marshall College from 1836 until its merger with Franklin College(Lancaster, Pennsylvania) in 1853.
See also:
- Philip Schaff
- John Williamson Nevin
- Franklin and Marshall College, located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
External links:
- United Church of Christ "short course" on the German Reformed Church
- "19th-century Mercersburg theology emphasized sacramental, Christ-centered church" by Barbara Brown Zikmund in United Church News (April 2004)
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