Confessionalists

Furthermore, Olson doesn't look at the arguments of "confessionalists" who argue for a non-arbitrary definition of 'Reformed.' ❋ Unknown (2009)

The difference between the gross complaints of the early confessionalists, who, steeped in serious appreciation of psychoanalysis, were down on Daddy, is that now the confessional poets don't know who to turn to but Daddy, even in the midst of their worst depressions. ❋ Anis Shivani (2011)

Over here you have the post-avant prose poets, over there the kitchen-sink confessionalists, and across the road are the shiny formalists -- and no one ever breaks bread together. ❋ Unknown (2010)

In the fact that it made the creeds of little importance and fell back on Schleiermacher's emphasis upon feeling, the movement came to have the character also of an attempt to find a middle way between confessionalists and rationalists. ❋ Edward Caldwell Moore (1900)

None since Kant, except extreme confessionalists, and those in diminishing degree, have held that the great effect of the work of ❋ Edward Caldwell Moore (1900)

The consequence was that a decade later the hearts of the General Synod's anti-confessionalists were filled with fear and consternation. ❋ Unknown (1894)

Marie Bashkirtseff, [27] who may be taken as one of the best types of exaggerated adolescent confessionalists, was rich and of noble birth, and began in 1873, at the age of twelve, to write a journal that should be absolutely true and frank, with no pretense, affectation, or concealment. ❋ G. Stanley Hall (1885)

The Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) will not make progress toward reconciling her racial history unless the denomination's doctrinalists (i.e., confessionalists) lead us in being biblically and confessionally self-critical. ❋ Unknown (2010)