The Clash of Evangelical Doctrine with Parish Experience: The Overlooked Catalyst to Newman’s “Great Change of Religious Opinions” in 1824-25

Newman Studies Journal 1 (2):90-101 (2004)
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Abstract

The following article focuses on ten “case histories” from Newman’s first months in pastoral ministry as an Anglican deacon. Cumulatively, these case histories show the interaction between his pastoral ministry, his life-experiences, and his theological development.

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