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  • Nevin, John Williamson
    John Williamson Nevin

    These ideas, expressed in the Mercersburg Review, which he cofounded and edited from 1849 to 1853, were the foundation of the Mercersburg theology, a philosophy also influenced by F.A. Rauch (1806–41) and Philip Schaff (1819–93).

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    These ideas, expressed in the Mercersburg Review, which he cofounded and edited from 1849 to 1853, were the foundation of the Mercersburg theology, a philosophy also influenced by F.A. Rauch (1806–41) and Philip Schaff (1819–93).

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