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Georgia Harkness
Georgia Elma Harkness (April 21, 1891-1974) was a Christian theologian in the Methodist tradition. Harkness has been described as the first significant American female theologian and was important in the movement to gain ordination for women in American Methodism. She was a leading figure in the modern ecumenical movement.
Resources
- Beliefs That Count by Georgia Harkness
- Christian Ethics by Georgia Harkness
- The Gospel and Our World by Georgia Harkness
- Grace Abounding (1969) by Georgia Harkness (ISBN 0687156599)
- The Ministry of Reconciliation by Georgia Harkness (ISBN 0687270480)
- The Modern Rival of Christian Faith: An Analysis of Secularism by Georgia Harkness (ISBN 0313201749)
- Prayer and the Common Life by Georgia Harkness
- Sources of Western Morality: From Primitive Society Through the Beginning of Christianity (1954) by Georgia Harkness (ISBN 0404106439)
- Toward Understanding the Bible by Georgia Harkness
- Understanding Christian Faith by Georgia Harkness (ISBN 0687429552)
- Understanding the Kingdom of God by Georgia Harkness (ISBN 0687428645)
- Women in Church and Society: A Historical and Theological Inquiry (1971) by Georgia Harkness (ISBN 0687459656)
- Georgia Harkness: For Such a Time as This (1992) by Rosemary Skinner Keller (ISBN 0687132762)
- Practical Divinity: Theology in the Wesleyan Tradition (1982) by Thomas A. Langford (ISBN 0687073820)
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