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The history of Methodism during its first three decades in Oregon affords an opportunity to observe development which illustrates the Church-Sect typology pioneered by sociologists Max Weber and Ernst Troelch. Having broken from the Church of England, the transplanted Methodists in America quickly moved Westward and as they did their circuit riding, revival focused approach took on many characteristics of the traditional denominational Church.

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The history of Methodism during its first three decades in Oregon affords an opportunity to observe development which illustrates the Church-Sect typology pioneered by sociologists Max Weber and Ernst Troelch. Having broken from the Church of England, the transplanted Methodists in America quickly moved Westward and as they did their circuit riding, revival focused approach took on many characteristics of the traditional denominational Church.
Autorenporträt
Peters, Robert N.
Robert N. Peters was born in Portland, Oregon. He was a Methodist minister for 25 years, then earned the Ph.D degree at the University of Washington. He taught at the University of Oregon and in 1980 received the J.D. degree from the University of Oregon. He then served as a Public Defender Staff Attorney in Lane Couny, Oregon.