This entire 21-part study appears on the FaithSaves.net website in a study entitled “Hannah Whitall Smith: Higher Life Writer, Speaker on Sanctification, Developer of the Keswick Theology, Quaker Quietist and Universalist Heretic.” Click here to read the entire study.
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“Having rejected justification by faith and the new birth and having become a universalist …”
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It would be good if every advocate of Keswick theology read this post and was aware where Keswick founder Hannah Whitall Smith got her ideas from.
Dear Dr Ross,
I hope you and yours are doing well,
Thanks a million for the incredible info . great piece I read it shocked and yet amazed at the false teacher that she and they were, and the incredible history of this, it's amazing how today (is it signs of the times?) the purpose driven contemplative and emergent false teachers and anything goes so called Christianity, name it claim it, is all so pervasive and the masses love it and their false teachers tickling the ears like Osteen etc., romanish ecumenism, major lack of any kind of discernment and Biblical basics? is it just me or is it because perhaps the time is near even at the doors as Jesus said? Great work, I truly love and enjoy your expositions, and writings on all these subjects, and they're free to boot! haha can't beat that! in the future on your different religions section on your excellent site http://faithsaves.net perhaps you could do something on the Hindu or Buddhist beliefs on reincarnation vs Biblical etc., like your other pamphlets, thanks a million for all your work and for not charging for it haha we sure could use a man of GOD like yourself here in our area!
May The LORD bless you and yours with health love joy and peace always in Jesus name amen! Have a blessed day and weekend
I was a member of a church where the pastor taught if u have two pair of shoes u need to pray and ask God which pair to wear everyday. I thought at the time " this is a man with a mainline to heaven". I tried it for a week but I didn't get any direction about my shoes... I figured I just wasn't holy enough yet.
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