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Robert Sandeman into
England and America,
where the
members were
called Sandemanians. Glas
dissented from the
Westminster Confession only in his
views as...
- 1821. They met
through their families at the
Sandemanian church, and he
confessed his
faith to the
Sandemanian congregation the
month after they were married...
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Christian sect,
founded by one of
their ancestors and
sometimes called Sandemanians. He was born on 28 June 1757 in Perth,
Scotland the son of
George Sandeman...
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Godwin with a
lasting anti-authoritarianism,
Godwin internalized the
Sandemanian creed,
which emphasised rationalism,
egalitarianism and
consensus decision-making...
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Information 'Michael Haykin:
Andrew Fuller and the
Sandemanians' Cantor, Geoffrey:
Michael Faraday,
Sandemanian and Scientist: A
Study of
Science and Religion...
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Revolution (2004) pp. 165–71, 183, 187–90. Cantor's
Michael Faraday,
Sandemanian and
Scientist (1991) pp. 231–3. Lynn, p. 842 See, e.g.,
Richard P. Feynman...
- at both the
Royal Institution and the
Reform Club in London. He was a
Sandemanian. He was born in
Islington in
London on 11 May 1837 the
eldest of 12 children...
- cattle. Both
James Baynes and his wife were a
members of the
Sandemanian Church. The
Sandemanians were a small,
devoted and
fundamentalist Christian sect that...
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splintered and
joined with
other denominations which included Methodists,
Sandemanians and Congregationalists. He died at
Aberford in 1772, four
years after...
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Retrieved 23
October 2021. Cantor,
Geoffrey N. (1991).
Michael Faraday:
sandemanian and scientist: a
study of
science and
religion in the
nineteenth century...
