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	Weakland
		The restorationists assert that the liturgical implementation after Vatican II was not in continuity with the tradition that preceded it.
		Moreover, the restorationists hold to the position that the origins of the liturgical movement are to be found in Germany in the 1930s, thereby diminishing the importance of the work of scholars in other countries like Belgium, England, France, or the United States itself.
		Among the restorationists there is an attempt to downplay the priesthood of the faithful and to emphasize the role of the priest as acting in the person of Christ the head.
	webelieve.cc /html/Weakland.htm (3995 words)

	Restorationism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Restorationist movements were characterized by a discontent with mere cooperation between denominations.
		Thus, restorationists can be compared to one another in their conviction that there has been an apostasy, a departure from essential Christianity so extensive and disastrous as to render futile any plan to remodel Christianity on existing foundations; necessitating a complete reconstruction, a restoration.
		The commonalities of Restorationist splinter groups, such as baptism by immersion and other similarities, are superficial and expressive only of the common temper of the times.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/restorationism (985 words)

	The Restorationist Controversy
		Thus the Restorationist controversy was at once a theological dispute, a cluster of wrenching adjustments in personal relationships, and an institutional crisis of the fledgling Universalist denomination.
		A Restorationist sympathizer, Providence minister David Pickering, thus far a neutral observer in the controversy, was roused by a perceived drift toward Deism.
		In this period many Restorationist clergy served Unitarian churches, and there was even a rapprochement between some MAUR ministers, especially those closely linked with Adin Ballou, and a Unitarian party led by Bernard Whitman, minister in Waltham, Massachusetts.
	www.uua.org /uuhs/duub/articles/restorationist.html (2981 words)

	NewDonkey.com
		But the most important contributor to the split was the conservatives' belief that restorationists were the "one true church" replicating the Primitive Church, which, given their anti-credal and anti-denominational biases, paradoxically made them increasingly sectarian and preoccupied with "scripturally sound" doctrine, especially in matters of worship.
		Most conservative restorationists dislike the label "fundamentalist," mainly because the fundamentalist movement in the larger denominations involved theological arguments alien to their own tradition.
		Even if 90 to 100 precent of conservative restorationist clergy have convinced themselves the Bible does speak to the abortion issue, the gay rights issue, the school prayer issue, and other cultural matters that may come before the Supreme Court, few would know it outside their individual congregations.
	www.newdonkey.com /2005/10/miers-and-her-church.html (771 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		While the new family restorationists do not agree on a program for reducing the number of single-parent families, they generally use a language of moral failure and cultural decline to account for family change.
		The restorationists paint a far darker and more simplistic picture of the impact of divorce on children than does the research literature.
		Some of the family restorationists recognize that children in high-conflict families might be better off if their parents divorced than if they stayed together.
	www.prospect.org /print-friendly/print/V5/18/skolnick-a.html (3760 words)

	wordandspirit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Restorationists, however, are firmly in the “believer’s baptism” camp, and this is the position I will argue for.
		Restorationist churches encourage people to give their “testimony” (although this is not insisted upon), and will usually speak a very short formula before performing the baptism (e.g.
		Restorationists may be reluctant to use extra-biblical set prayers, but making more use of those from the Bible would I think be a good thing.
	ccgi.markandsteph.plus.com /blog (8477 words)

	30 Days to the LSAT (Reading Comprehension Mini Test)
		The nub of the restorationist critique of preservationism
		It is the restorationists, not the author, who claim that the preservationists base their ideas on an unhealthy dualism and who suffer from the same mind-set as the industrial mainstream.
		Second, although the author asserts that the restorationists have not been faithful to their principle, it is unfair to infer that the preservationists have been faithful to theirs.
	www.west.net /~stewart/lsat/ql_read.htm (1968 words)

	Pre-Trib Research Center
		Restorationists simply believe that God is restoring first-century or apostolic Christianity through their particular movement or group.
		Restorationist Rick Godwin has been described by a former Southern Baptist pastor, Jack Taylor, as "God's John Wayne to the Church!"[39] Probably a more accurate description would be to liken Godwin to Rambo since John Wayne had manners and was a gentleman.
		For the restorationist interpretation to be possible, this part of the passage should have used language that speaks of sanctification, which it does not.
	www.pre-trib.org /article-view.php?id=116 (11232 words)

	Primal Chaos
		Restore, the first Restorationist settlement, was built outside the Ancient city of St. Louis by their founder, Dagan McCarthy, is the main headquarters of this alliance and the largest free city involved in Restorationist activity.
		Restorationists will also identify the functions of any item they are familiar with to a person unwilling to part with an item, for a fee.
		Restorationists are a source of ammunition for PL 4 and 5 weapons, a topic of heated debate amongst their membership.
	users.adelphia.net /~bleys21/crypticalliances.htm (7075 words)

	The Restorationist Rebellion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Restorationists are comfortable around firearms, not because they intend to go shoot up a school, but because someday they will become capable adults who can defend themselves against anything or anyone, tyrannical government (Heaven forbid!) included.
		Restorationists understand that feminine fulfillment is found as women rejoice in what we can do that no man ever can: We can reverently fill our God-given role of mother to a family.
		Restorationists are primarily defined by an unshakeable passionate resolve.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/916318/posts (2641 words)

	Epistle General to Restorationists
		They solemnly assured me, that although they believed the doctrine of no future punishment to be more sound and consistent than that of limited future retribution, as held by Restorationists, yet they had not the least inclination on this account to treat their brethren of that faith with unkindness or disrespect.
		I have known an ultra Universalist preacher, upon hearing a Restorationist speak in the pulpit of "appearing in the presence of God," of "standing at the judgment seat of Christ," or of "suffering the retributions of a future state" - signify his contempt and dislike by sneers and whisperings.
		As to decided Restorationists, and those who are friendly to the upbuilding of their cause, I have found for my encouragement many more than at first I had any anticipation - and I now feel fully persuaded that God will not suffer me to travel in solitude to the grave.
	www.adinballou.org /EpistleGeneral.shtml (7746 words)

	Great Lakes Ecosystem: 1993 Proceedings - Midwest Oak Savanna Conference [Antonio]
		This approach enables restorationists to utilize the similarities within a plant family for better understanding of such areas as ecology, propagation, pollination and reintroduction.
		Restorationists generally agree it is important to go slowly with this species in early restoration stages.
		Some restorationists, including Tom Vanderpoel of Citizens for Conservation and Wayne Lampa of the DuPage County Forest Preserve District, believe these sunflowers have a place in woodlands, where they spread after clearing and burning and may prevent invasion of weedier species.
	www.epa.gov /glnpo/ecopage/upland/oak/oak93/antonio.html (4753 words)

	The "Great Apostasy": A Providential Impossibility (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Thus, Restorationists disregard the possibility of any other authority established by Christ; the Bible alone is all they need.
		Most would never agree to such an unorthodox conclusion; yet the alternative is equally unthinkable: That religious authority may not, then, reside solely in the Bible, but may have been invested in the shepherds of the church.
		Many Restorationists are unsure about precisely when the Great Apostasy took place; the marks of the Catholic Church are identifiable from the earliest non-canonical church writings--for example, pouring as a mode of baptism is permitted in the Didache, ca.
	www.turtleheart.net /articulate/greatapostasy.html (1842 words)

	Condopedia - The Trouble with Windows
		It was a fierce debate, pitting the Restorationists against the Replaceons.
		The Restorationists said that if we didn't act soon, some windows would be beyond repair, and the Replaceons longed for the convenient features of new windows.
		The Restorationists may have won the day, but the Replaceons lie in wait for the day when the windows are once again stuck.
	contractors.condopedia.com /articles/windowRestore (644 words)

	The goal in collecting or harvesting seeds from prairies is to preserve native species. Must be aware of protecting and ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Restorationists obtain seed for projects either by purchasing it from a commercial vendor or by collecting it themselves.
		Restorationists cite several advantages to collecting seed for individual prairie restoration projects.
		The restorationist needs to consider whether the restoration site is intended to resemble a remnant prairie or just have a specific mix of species.
	horticulture.coafes.umn.edu /vd/h5015/97papers/lochner.html (2877 words)

	Ocean Abstracts-Coastal Development (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		I then review the three major themes that currently are used to develop statements of goals: restoration of species, restoration of whole ecosystems or landscapes, and the restoration of ecosystem services, and point out both the advantages and the limitations and problems associated with each category.
		Finally, I suggest that restoration ecology would be better served by recognizing that the diversity of conditions requiring restoration demands much flexibility in goal setting, and that restorationists should seek to develop guidelines for defining the sets of conditions under which different kinds of goals are appropriate.
		I further suggest that goals would be more easily and more appropriately set if restorationists would set forth at the outset the true scope and limitations of what is possible in a given project.
	www.seaweb.org /background/abstracts/coastaldevel/2000/00landuse.1.html (185 words)

	Restorationists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Some Restorationists go much further and either invest in or invent devices which they feel may be of assistance in their work.
		Finally, if a Restorationist ever falls victim to such trauma as he usually deals with (a Fear spell, etc.), he will lose all of his healing abilities until such time as the trauma is cured.
		Glantri- Restorationists would be in high demand in the strongly anti-clerical Principality, particularly in the undead infested regions.
	www.mystaranet.jamm.com /vaults/html/restore.html (1471 words)

	NextReformation.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		There is nothing in Scripture to support the idea that Paul or any apostle or prophet ever put aside his servanthood to attain sonship (many epistles begin with the salutation by the apostle identifying himself as a servant of God), or that they ever believed they would become gods themselves.
		Restorationists argue for a literal restoration of the tabernacle, with praise and worship performed round the clock.
		Restorationists believe that the church is the new Israel in a different way than pre-millenialists.
	www.nextreformation.com /html/general/tabernacle2.htm (2705 words)

	Adin Ballou
		At this time the Restorationist controversy—a theological, political, and personal dispute between Hosea Ballou and Edward Turner, Paul Dean, and four other Universalist ministers—was about to reach a climax.
		The conservative Restorationists abandoned both the Practical Christians and the MAUR and fell back upon their Unitarian connections established over the years.
		The "Epistle General to Restorationists," from the Independent Messenger (January 1, 1831) is an important early autobiographical statement written close to the time of the events described.
	www.uua.org /uuhs/duub/articles/adinballou.html (2678 words)

	[No title]
		The vast majority of members in all of the Restorationist churches reject the distinctive doctrines of Calvinism, especially predestination and the perseverance of the saints (popularly known as “eternal security”).
		In other words, the Restorationists' motto, “Where the Scriptures speak, we speak; where the scriptures are silent, we are silent,” is actually violated when they speak against those things which Scripture neither mentions nor condemns explicitly or implicitly.
		Indeed, the members of the Restorationist churches are a prime target of the Jehovah's Witnesses because of their weakness on the Trinity.
	www.equip.org /free/DC600.htm (2892 words)

	Strategic Forum 52
		The highest priority of the Great Power restorationists is to assert what they see as Russia's rightful role in the world.
		The assumption behind much Great Power restorationist thought is that America's emergence as the single superpower is destabilizing and that Russia can serve as a counterweight.
		Although many of the measures that Great Power restorationists advocate would be distasteful to Washington, their approach is not necessarily either anti-Western or isolationist.
	www.ndu.edu /inss/strforum/SF_52/forum52.html (2068 words)

	Liturgy and Common Ground by Rembert Weakland, AMERICA for Feb. 20, 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The restorationists rightly point out that participation in the liturgy is first of all interior.
		The third question one must ask the restorationists is how they are going to be true to the nature of the Roman rite and strive for that noble simplicity and intelligibility that S.C. stated any renewal must embody.
		Unfortunately, some fear that the Tridentine advocates, the restorationists and the "rubricists" will ultimately win out, as the reformists, tired of the battle, could so easily lose heart in continuing to work for the valid liturgical renewal sought by the council.
	www.americamagazine.org /articles/weaklandliturgy.htm (3500 words)

	[No title]
		The implications of the great power restorationist victory in the Duma are more limited thanwould be the case in a political system with a strong legislature.
		This near-monopoly of power by the President means that great power restorationists, eventhough they enjoy a solid majority in the new lower house, have only limited ability to translate theirpolicy preferences into action.
		Moreover, great power restorationist forces likely will try to exploit what they will surely depictas a popular mandate to push for reintegration of some of the other Soviet successor states.
	www.ndu.edu /inss/strforum/SF_65/forum65.html (1842 words)

	[No title]
		Detailed investigation of the teachings of the restorationists might also reveal that Barton W. Stone and Alexander Campbell did not reach a perfectly united understanding of the Scriptures.
		Supposing that Alexander Campbell found and taught the truth, that is very good for him, yet it serves as no guarantee that the members of his movement possess the truth or have preserved his doctrines and teachings.
		Questions of truth among restorationist must possess two components: Determination that modern restorationists understand and maintain the original teachings of Alexander Campbell, and verification that Alexander Campbell's teachings accurately and completely contained the truth.
	www.geocities.com /athens/agora/3958/Alexander_Campbell.htm (1135 words)

	EHP 108-8, 2000: Making Amends: Ecological Restoration in the United States
		And some critics argue that restorationists put wildlife interests before those of humans, sparking conflicts over how resources should be used.
		Restorationists are not trying to take humans out of ecosystems, but rather are offering the act of restoration as a way for people to recognize their proper role in the ecosystems they inhabit."
		Researchers, for example, couldn't recreate the state of nature that existed about 15,000 years ago because it would be impossible, for example, to bring back the long-extinct saber-toothed cats and mammoths that lived in those days.
	ehp.niehs.nih.gov /docs/2000/108-8/focus.html (4122 words)

	Terralingua -- Report on workshop in Flagstaff, Arizona, June 2001
		In essence, both ecological restorationists and language revitalization activists assume that some kinds of change and the rates at which it occurs are detrimental to life; they believe that ecological and cultural integrity are valuable assets for all of us.
		We recognize that the health of the land is of concern to both ecological restorationists and traditionalists, whose very vocabularies are rich in terms describing the land and how it heals itself.
		It may keep restorationists from "re-inventing the wheel", as could have happened when Navajo elders remembered traditional methods that served the same function as modern "riffle bars" in slowing erosion.
	www.terralingua.org /FlagstaffWkshp.html (2644 words)

	Christian Church Disciples of Christ and the restoration movement
		Their ultimate goal was that all Christians would band with them, desert their former religious practices and return to the sort of religious practice in the Bible, as much as it could be determined.
		It is interesting to note that these other churches generally believed that all such movements were invitations to heresy because all the creeds and doctrine were put into effect specifically to solve the kinds of problems the new movement hoped to resolve by getting rid of them.
		Among the 19th century's most prominent Restorationists were Thomas Campbell (1763-1854), his son Alexander Campbell(1788-1866), Barton Stone (1772-1884), Tolbert Fanning (1810-1874) and David Lipscomb (1831-1917).
	ne.essortment.com /christianchurch_rdsh.htm (944 words)

	Jason R. Smith
		On May 18 of last year, a document entitled, "A Proclamation and Invitation to the Faithful" was sent out to known RLDS restorationists.
		Not much was known about the group, except that it met October 30, 1999 for an official meeting of restoration elders.
		The document dated May 18, 1999 and sent to many restorationists entitled, "Proclamation and Invitation to the Faithful," along with several other documents, were accepted by the conference as inspired.
	www.jasonsmithconsulting.com /research/papers/Remnant_Church_of_JC_of_LDS.html (709 words)

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