밥 존스

밥 존스
밥 존스
	파일:Bob Jones, Sr.jpg
본명	로버트 레이놀즈 밥 존스 Sr.
출생	1883년 10월 30일
사망	1968년 1월 16일(84세); Greenville, South Carolina
매장지	Bob Jones University
성별	모듈:Wikidata 622번째 줄에서 Lua 오류: attempt to index field 'wikibase' (a nil value).
국적	미국
직업	Evangelist; University administrator

로버트 레이놀즈 밥 존스(Robert Davis Reynolds Jones, 1883년 10월 30일 ~ 1968년 1월 16일)는 미국의 복음전도자이며 경건한 방송설교가이며, 밥 존스 대학교의 창립자이자 첫 총장이었다. KKK(쿠 클럭스 클랜) 단체의 과격한 그들의 행동을 거부했지만 그는 빌리 선데이 전도자처럼 KKK의 후원을 받아들였다.^[1]

파일:Joneses.jpg

밥 존스와 그의 아내, 1908년 6월

작품

Bob Jones' Sermons
On Here and Hereafter
"My Friends" (radio messages based on Jones's chapel sayings)
Things I Have Learned: Chapel Talks by Bob Jones Sr. (1945)
Is Segregation Biblical? (1960)

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밥 존스 대학교

각주

↑ Johnson, 138; Turner, 12. Jones defended Klan positions in the 1920s, but there is no evidence that he ever became a member: “’I am not a member of the Ku Klux Klan,’ Mr. Jones said, ‘Col. William J. Simmons, imperial wizard of the klan, a former Methodist preacher, is a close personal friend of mine and he approached me to join the klan. He told me it was a patriotic organization and that it had never been a party to lawlessness. I did not join.’” El Paso Times, September 30, 1922, 2.

R. K. Johnson, Builder of Bridges: The Biography of Dr Bob Jones Sr (Sword of the Lord Publishers, 1969).
Daniel L. Turner, Standing Without Apology: The History of Bob Jones University (Bob Jones University Press, 1997)]
Melton Wright, Fortress of Faith: The Story of Bob Jones University (Bob Jones University Press, 1984)

외부 링크

모듈:Authority_control 159번째 줄에서 Lua 오류: attempt to index field 'wikibase' (a nil value).

[1] Johnson, 138; Turner, 12. Jones defended Klan positions in the 1920s, but there is no evidence that he ever became a member: “’I am not a member of the Ku Klux Klan,’ Mr. Jones said, ‘Col. William J. Simmons, imperial wizard of the klan, a former Methodist preacher, is a close personal friend of mine and he approached me to join the klan. He told me it was a patriotic organization and that it had never been a party to lawlessness. I did not join.’” El Paso Times, September 30, 1922, 2.

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