Christian Nurture

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Christian Nurture is a 19th-century theological work by Horace Bushnell that argues for the spiritual formation of children within the Christian family and community rather than through sudden individual conversion.

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instanceOf Christian theology book
book
theological work
arguesAgainst exclusive emphasis on sudden individual conversion
associatedWith Horace Bushnell's theology of nurture
author Horace Bushnell NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
critiques revivalist conversionism
emphasizes covenantal view of children in the church
nurture over crisis conversion
religious upbringing of children
focusesOn Christian community
Christian family
genre religious non-fiction
hasPerspective children of believers belong within the sphere of the church
historicalContext 19th-century American Protestantism
influenced family-based models of discipleship
later Christian education theory
intendedAudience Christian educators
Christian parents
pastors
language English
mainTheme Christian education in the family
gradual spiritual development
spiritual formation of children
proposes children may grow up never knowing themselves as otherwise than Christian
publicationCentury 19th century
subject Christian parenting
practical theology
religious education
theologicalTradition Protestantism NERFINISHED

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Horace Bushnell notableWork Christian Nurture