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| | Gospel music - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The gospel music that Thomas A. Dorsey, Sallie Martin, Dr. | | | Many of the most prominent soul artists, such as Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, Wilson Pickett and Al Green, had roots in the church and gospel music and brought with them much of the vocal styles of artists such as Clara Ward and Julius Cheeks. | | | Southern gospel also drew much of its creative energy from the Holiness churches that arose throughout the south in the first decades of the twentieth century and that created new music, in addition to the traditional hymns of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, to accompany their new forms of worship. |
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| | Thomas |
| | Infancy Gospel of Thomas The Infancy Gospel of Thomas (mid-2nd century AD) is an example of a popular genre of the 2nd a... | | | Thomas Holland, 2nd Earl of Kent Thomas Holland, 2nd Earl of Kent (1350-1397) was an English nobleman and a councilor of... | | | Thomas Cavalier-Smith Thomas Cavalier-Smith is a professor of Evolutionary Biology at the eukaryotes. |
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| | Thomas Metzinger |
| | The Gospel of Thomas English translation of the Gospel of Thomas by Thomas O. Lambdin. | | | Thomas Descendants of Joshua Thomas, b: Fairmount area of Somerset County on 30 August 1776 to John and Martha Hall Thomas. | | | The Thomas Merton Foundation Supports the Thomas Merton Center at Bellarmine College and is dedicated to raising awareness of the spiritual discipline and contemplative practices of Thomas Merton. |
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| | Gospel |
| | He founded his own publishing company, printing about 500 of his songs with the tag 'Gospel music', he charged for admission to performances, made recordings, formed the first female gospel quartet and discovered and promoted a new generation of singers including Mahalia Jackson. | | | Thomas A. Dorsey was born in 1899, the son of an itinerant black Georgian preacher. | | | By a further arbitrary use of the term, however, Gospel music is considered to have begun in the United States, sometimes in the 19th century, first appearing in print in 1874 with the publication of Gospel Songs by Philip Bliss. |
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| | classictexts.net - At Your Fingertips |
| | Aquinas, Thomas: Catena Aurea, on the Gospel of Matthew - Catena Aurea, on the Gospel of Mark - The Summa Theologica - The Summa Contra Gentiles | | | Macaulay, Thomas Babington: The History of England from the Accession of James the Second - Critical and Historical Essays (2 vols.) | | | Hobbes, Thomas: The Elements of Law Natural and Politic - Leviathan. |
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| | Cushcity.com - Uncloudy Days: The Gospel Music Encyclopedia |
| | Uncloudy Days is a treasure chest of substantial profiles on the influential names in gospel music history such as Thomas Dorsey, Mahalia Jackson, the Hawkins family, Clara Ward, James Cleveland, and the Winans. | | | It also uncovers the history of one-hit wonders and others who are not as familiar to gospel music fans. | | | A glossary of terms and numerous charts showing the best-selling gospel recordings and videos of all time round out this entertaining and indispensable resource for current fans and new converts alike. |
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| | Sources |
| | Meyer, Marvin (2003), Secret Gospels: Essays on Thomas and the Secret Gospel of Mark (Harrisburg, PA: Trinity Press International). | | | Pagels, Elaine (2003), Beyond Belief: The Secret Gospel of Thomas (New York: Vintage). | | | Thompson, Phillip M. (2004), Thomas Merton and Leo Szilard: the parallel paths of a monk and a nuclear physicist, Zygon 39:4, 979-986. |
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| | Restoration Quarterly (Thomas Campbell's Ministry at Ahorey) |
| | Thomas Campbell, born February 1, 1763, near Newry, is said to have attended a military regimental school, an army establishment, not far from his home, where he studied English grammar and reading, Latin and Greek, writing and arithmetic. | | | The four sons of the marriage, Thomas, James, Archibald, and Enos all grew up to manhood; but none of the four girls, all called Mary, lived longer than infancy. | | | Campbell was a member of the Haldene tract society called the "Society for the Propagation of the Gospel at Home." |
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| | Traditional Gospel Music |
| | Composer and pianist Thomas A. Dorsey, often referred to as the father of Gospel Music, played a major role in the development of gospel music. | | | A strong gospel element underlies the soul jazz and rock music of the 1950s and 60s. | | | In the black culture of the first half of the 20th cent., gospel music was considered antithetical to blues and jazz, despite their similarity of origins, and gospel performers rarely sang in nonreligious settings. |
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| | John, Saint John, Saint, one of the Twelve Apostles, traditional author of the fourth Gospel, three letters, and the Book of Revelation (see John, Gospel according to Saint; John, letters; Revelation); it is highly unlikely, however, that all five works were written by the same author. | | | Find Thomas Robinson Search with our People Search! | | | John Thomas Romney Robinson" to refine your search |
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| | Pitt Chronicle: World Premiere of Nathan Davis’ Jazzopera: Just Above My Head |
| | The fully staged Jazzopera, presented by the Opera Theater of Pittsburgh through June 13, will feature renowned vocal soloists and jazz artists performing with dancers, a gospel choir, and a full symphony orchestra. | | | Posvar, widow of former Pitt Chancellor Wesley W. Posvar, remembered Davis’ unproduced opera when her opera company was seeking a new work to present this season and championed the mounting of a premiere production. | | | Thomas Douglas, lecturer in voice at Carnegie Mellon University, is the conductor. |
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| | New Library Titles April 2005 |
| | : Zuffi, Stefano, Gospel figures in art / Stefano Ref N 8030 Z8413 Zuffi ; translated by Thomas Michael 2003 Hartmann. | | | Old Testament figures in art / Ref N 8020 D4 2003 Chiara de Capoa ; edited by Stefano Zuffi ; translated by Thomas Michael Hartmann. | | | Saints in art / Rosa Giori ; edited Ref ND 1430 G5513 by Stefano Zuffi ; translated by 2003 Thomas Michael Hartmann. |
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| | The Lost Sayings Gospel Q |
| | Some scholars have observed that the Gospel of Thomas and the Q material, as contrasted with the four canonical gospels, are similar in their emphasis on the sayings of Jesus instead of the passion of Jesus. | | | The close relationships of the Gospel of Thomas to Q cannot be accidental. | | | The Gospel of Thomas is either dependent upon Q's earlier version or upon clusters of sayings employed in its composition. |
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| | jeff14.txt |
| | Have we any witness of the existence of St. Thomas' gospel, that is the gospel of the infancy, in the first century ? | | | XIV-A ii The Memory of Thomas Jefferson profession of the law, and with the announced determination that he would never accept emolument or compensation other than the salary given him, entered upon a political career. | | | This controversy so defined and begun, terminated neither The Memory of Thomas Jefferson v with the death of Hamilton, nor Jefferson at Monticello. |
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| | Traditional Gospel Music |
| | Composer and pianist Thomas A. Dorsey, often referred to as the father of Gospel Music, played a major role in the development of gospel music. | | | A strong gospel element underlies the soul jazz and rock music of the 1950s and 60s. | | | In the black culture of the first half of the 20th cent., gospel music was considered antithetical to blues and jazz, despite their similarity of origins, and gospel performers rarely sang in nonreligious settings. |
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| | Marcia Ball, Irma Thomas, Tracy Nelson |
| | "Yield Not to Temptation" gives Thomas the lead on a secular warning to her lover while Ball and Nelson take the chorus to gospel heights suggested by the title. | | | Thomas wrote her own theme song, "Woman on the Move," which proves she is an entity to be dealt with. | | | Both Ball and Nelson credit Thomas as an inspiration in their teen years. |
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| | Thomas Campbell |
| | Thomas Campbell continued his work of preaching the gospel regularly until he was eighty-three years of age. | | | Thomas Campbell found in his wife a very encouraging helpmeet, for she was a diligent student of the Bible, and they had regular worship in their home. | | | Although Thomas Campbell was overshadowed in the leadership of his son, Alexander, yet his gifted son never failed to seek his father's advice and counsel. |
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| | The Sixteenth International |
| | Professor Francesco Marroni : 'Thomas Hardy and the Landscape of Historical Consciousness' | | | Professor Pamela Dalziel : 'The Gospel according to Hardy: from Theology to Apology' | | | Professor Michael Irwin : 'Moving Pictures of the Mind: How to Experience The Dynasts' |
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| | In 1792, Thomas Astle, Keeper of Records at the Tower of London, urged the Trustees to authorize the compilation of a new catalogue of the Cotton library. | | | In 1777 Samuel Hooper had produced a subject catalogue of the Cotton collection, (75) but, although he published the corrections of Maty and Rimius to Casley's schedule of damaged manuscripts, (76) his work was of limited assistance to readers grappling with Smith and Casley. | | | It is a measure of the richness of Cotton's library that, despite such losses, it still remains an incomparable source for the history, literature and art of medieval and Tudor England. |
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| | The Case Against 'The Case For Christ' |
| | Eliane Pagels, in her commentary on the Gnostic Gospels from the Nag Hammadi library, said it best: "History is written by the victors - their way!" Clearly she understood that the canonic gospels were selected with a doctrinal axe to grind, and the Gospel of Thomas was written from a similarly biased perspective. | | | Where Boyd does score some valid points is in the critique of the "seven pillars." While some of the critique is valid, though, the critique is limited in fairness. | | | If the gospel writers were inaccurate in the history they wrote, or wrote with a deliberate bias, all the copies in the world aren't going to make up for those biases and inaccuracies. |
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| | Declaration and Address Thomas Campbell |
| | Thomas Campbell, minister of the gospel, to determine upon the proper means to carry into effect the important ends of their association: the result of which conference was the following declaration and address, agreed upon and ordered to be printed at the expence and for the benefit of the society. | | | This has been the goal throughout history and is still the goal of the American Restoration Movement promoted by Thomas Campbell and many others. | | | Thomas Campbell, the author of this pamphlet, did not come suddenly or unnaturally to the place that must be allowed him in the history of the nineteenth century; nor was it a painless process. |
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| | The Gospel According to St. Matthew (1964) |
| | A Man For All Seasons, the great drama of the life and martyrdom of St. Thomas More, was written for the stage and screen by the non-Christian Robert Bolt. | | | The Gospel According to Matthew is one of the few Jesus films in which Jesus is at once authoritative and forceful, and also unaffected and, for lack of a better term, persuasively human. | | | In fact, the single least persuasive image in all of The Gospel According to Matthew may be the sight of Irazoqui’s hair glossy and unmussed in the center of the crown of thorns. |
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| | gospel music - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about gospel music |
| | The founder of gospel music is Thomas A Dorsey (1899–1993) from Georgia, who from 1932 wrote hundreds of gospel compositions, including ‘Peace in the Valley’ (1937) and ‘Take My Hand, Precious Lord’ (1932). | | | Outstanding among the early gospel singers was Mahalia Jackson, but from the 1930s to the mid-1950s male harmony groups took the lead, among them the Dixie Hummingbirds, the Swan Silvertones, and the Five Blind Boys of Mississippi. | | | Vocal music developed in the 1920s in the African-American Baptist churches of the US South from spirituals. |
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| | Table of contents for Library of Congress control number 2003065495 |
| | Thomas Hooker on Vocation, or the Gospel Promise 76 | | | Thomas Shepard's Catechism: On the Fall and Redemption of Humankind 71 | | | John Winthrop and Thomas Weld: A Short History of the Rise, Reign, and Ruine of Antinomians 213 |
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| | THE GOSPEL OF Q |
| | Rather, it is largely a collection of sayings -- similar to the Gospel of Thomas. | | | It may have been the first of the 40 or so Gospels that were written and used by the early Christian movements. | | | The Gospel of Q is different from the canonical gospels in that it does not extensively describe events in the life of Jesus. |
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| | Full Text Books and Articles |
| | John Thomas, "An Account of the Hindoos, and of the Possibility of Spreading the Gospel among Them," | | | Thomas Smith and John O. Choules, The Origin and History of Missions | | | Joshua Marshman, "Christian Hymn," in Rev. Thomas Smith, The History and Origin of the Missionary Societies, vol. |
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| | Plymouth Brethren: Newberry , Thomas Bio |
| | There in his home assembly, he would weekly benefit from the thorough, serious exposition of Thomas Newberry. | | | The Englishman, Thomas Newberry (1811-1901) could thank God for a mother and older sister who were both spiritually atuned and able to communicate the gospel clearly. | | | Here was an ideal combination: Waldegrave's evangelistic abandon, Muller's prayer life, and Thomas Newberry's deep Bible teaching. |
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| | Mason & Dixon - Thomas Pynchon |
| | 511; The Acts of Thomas: the legendary accounts of the deeds of the apostle Judas Thomas (probably the Judas Didymos Thomas of the Gospel of Thomas), telling of Thomas' missionary journeys east to Parthia and eventually to India. | | | In these adventuresome tales, Thomas preaches the values of asceticism and gnosis as the path to salvation. | | | Its "heretical" status seems to come mainly from the gnosticism it propounds; it's known to have been used by certain Manichean sects; [TEXT] |
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| | Gospel of john greatness |
| | Original Gospel and Christian songs, with full lyrics and RealAudio files of many different styles of songs. | | | Part of the New Testament but differs from the synoptic gospels of Mark, Matthew, and Luke by having clear gnostic elements. | | | The Fourth Gospel In The Twelfth Century: Rupert Of Deutz On The Gospel Of John. |
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