The Branch Davidians of Waco: The History and Beliefs of an Apocalyptic SectWhat were the beliefs of the Branch Davidians? This is the first full scholarly account of their history. Kenneth G. C. Newport argues that, far from being an act of unfathomable religious insanity, the calamitous fire at Waco in 1993 was the culmination of a long theological and historical tradition that goes back many decades. The Branch Davidians under David Koresh were an eschatologically confident community that had long expected that the American government, whom they identified as the Lamb-like Beast of the book of Revelation, would one day arrive to seek to destroy God's remnant people. The end result, the fire, must be seen in this context. |
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Even more important, however, is the need to understand something of their theology, for it was theology that drove them; it was theology for which they lived and theology for which so many of them died. My task has been to understand ...
Even more important, however, is the need to understand something of their theology, for it was theology that drove them; it was theology for which they lived and theology for which so many of them died. My task has been to understand ...
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The Texas Collection (which now includes the private archive built up by Mark Swett) has been the most important source of material for much of what I have been working on these past few years. Working on a book which draws ...
The Texas Collection (which now includes the private archive built up by Mark Swett) has been the most important source of material for much of what I have been working on these past few years. Working on a book which draws ...
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However, they are important here; not so much for what they might tell us about Koresh and the Branch Davidians (though the King–Breault volume is useful in this respect), but rather for what they tell us about the way Waco was ...
However, they are important here; not so much for what they might tell us about Koresh and the Branch Davidians (though the King–Breault volume is useful in this respect), but rather for what they tell us about the way Waco was ...
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This has been adequately summarized and discussed in a useful essay by Ronald Lawson, who has noted the most important literature.50 As Lawson indicates, there was an 'official' response: that the Branch Davidians had nothing whatsoever ...
This has been adequately summarized and discussed in a useful essay by Ronald Lawson, who has noted the most important literature.50 As Lawson indicates, there was an 'official' response: that the Branch Davidians had nothing whatsoever ...
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Page numbers of the transcripts are given here, but it is important to note that that numbering is likely to change as further work is done by the Institute of Oral History. 31. OM 125. The last clear reference to his being at Mt.
Page numbers of the transcripts are given here, but it is important to note that that numbering is likely to change as further work is done by the Institute of Oral History. 31. OM 125. The last clear reference to his being at Mt.
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Contenido
| 1 | |
| 25 | |
Victor T Houteff the Shepherds Rod and the Davidian Seventhday Adventists | 47 |
the Theology of Victor Houteff and the Davidian Seventhday Adventists | 76 |
Florence Houteff and the End of the World | 95 |
Ben Roden and the Emergence of Branch Davidianism | 115 |
Ben Roden and the Theology of Branch Davidianism | 136 |
Lois Roden Shekinah and the Struggle for Leadership | 155 |
14 An Ultimate Act of Faith? The Cause of the Waco Fire | 278 |
Theology and the Waco Inferno | 307 |
Post1993 Branch Davidianism | 325 |
17 Concluding Observations | 341 |
A Personal View Derek Lovelock | 344 |
Davidian Seventhday Adventists 19612003 | 354 |
Deaths at Waco | 359 |
Waco Survivors | 363 |
Vernon Howell and the Branch Davidians 19591985 | 171 |
Vernon Howell David Koresh and the Branch Davidians 19861993 | 191 |
David Koresh and the Mystery of God | 213 |
the Branch Davidians and the ATF | 234 |
Mt Carmel 28 February19 April 1993 | 261 |
Select Bibliography | 365 |
Film Television and Internet Sources | 371 |
Index | 373 |
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| Título | The Branch Davidians of Waco: The History and Beliefs of an Apocalyptic Sect |
| Autor | Kenneth G. C. Newport |
| Editor | OUP Oxford, 2006 |
| ISBN | 0191514314, 9780191514319 |
| Largo | 396 páginas |
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