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enthusiasm: a standalone construct

One name. One construct. A landmark on the map.

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Church history

Ronald Knox's term, taken from an older critical usage, for movements claiming direct inspiration and an intense, felt experience of grace.

In church history, enthusiasm refers to Ronald Knox's term, taken from an older critical usage, for movements claiming direct inspiration and an intense, felt experience of grace. This meaning comes from Knox (1949) in Enthusiasm.[1]

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References

Knox, R. A. (1949). Enthusiasm. Galaxy Book. ISBN 9780268009328

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