Divine Healing

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Focusing on the history of divine healing from 1906 to 1930, this volume completes a trilogy that examines the evolution of healing practices within early Pentecostalism and Anglicanism. It explores diverse models of healing, including therapeutic and sacramental approaches, and highlights the surprising acceptance of divine healing among some Fundamentalists. The text also situates these developments within broader medical and sociocultural contexts, including the rise of psychotherapy and the cultural shifts of the 1920s, ultimately addressing the impact of divine healing on the growth of global Christianity.