1835 ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER. Letter of Placement for a Young Princeton - Presbyterian Divine. Pentecostal of our desires are kept

of our desires are kept within the limits of moderation

a contemporary of John Locke

including on The Ten Virgins

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1835 ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER. Letter of Placement for a Young Princeton - Presbyterian Divine. Pentecostal of our desires are keptWonderful 1835 ALS by prominent Princeton Professor and Presbyterian theologian, Archibald Alexander [1772 1851]. Alexander, one of the true theological leaders at Princeton, had been deeply impacted during the early years of the Second Great Awakening, and pursued divinity as a result. His thinking always bore the mark of those early experiences. Whether it was his Thoughts on Religious Experience, his edition of the Sermons of the Log College lifted