Patriotism and Pacifism in Early British Pentecostalism: The Divergent Views of A.A. Boddy and A.S. Booth-Clibborn BISAC-REL116000 All of these barriers add

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Patriotism and Pacifism in Early British Pentecostalism: The Divergent Views of A.A. Boddy and A.S. Booth-Clibborn BISAC-REL116000 All of these barriers addThis book explores the polarizing and divisive views of patriotism and pacifism as they impacted upon the early Pentecostal movement in Britain at the time of the Great War (1914 1918) and in the years immediately following. A critique is offered on the different views of two leading characters within early British Pentecostalism. Alexander Alfred Boddy (1854 1930), was the acknowledged father of early Pentecostalism in Britain. He was an ordained,