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This guy's style of writing, what do you think of it?

I will in the next posts upload his last will
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It seems he was very wealthy
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John Nelson Darby ruined America, and from a distance. He's the reason why 20th century America completely differs from 19th century America. He turned popular American Christianity insane, and that stamped out the more creative, original, and healthily self-critical Emersonian spirit of America that was once commonplace. That religious insanity also produced anti-religious scientistic insanity unique to America. But it shares in common with the religious variant the same anti-creativity character. You can trace it all back to Darby creating dispensationalism and the rapture doctrine, and reintroducing free grace theology, and this somehow becoming popular and completely rewriting the DNA of American Baptists, replacing mainline Protestantism, and spawning endless Nondenominationalists, producing fundamentalism and evangelicalism by the early 1900s in America.
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I love JNB for some reason, I can't really explain it. I don't subscribe to his theology, but I do enjoy his Bible translations.



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