George M. Marsden's academic case study of New School Presbyterian thought and theology, published by Yale University Press, examines the doctrinal and revivalist disputes behind the 1837 schism and the New School Presbyterian Church's twenty two years as a separate denomination before the 1869 reunion.
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A Yale University Press academic monograph, tier 1, matching the tier the map gives comparable university press case studies, used here for the doctrinal dispute behind the 1837 schism, corroborated by the PCA Historical Center's own dated account of the General Assembly vote. Citation
AuthorGeorge M. Marsden
PublisherYale University Press
Source Typeacademic monograph
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Source George M. Marsden, The Evangelical Mind and the New School Presbyterian Experience (Yale University Press, 1970)George M. Marsden
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