David Lipscomb
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David Lipscomb foi ministro, editor e educador do Movimento de Restauração Americano e um dos líderes desse movimento, que, em 1906, formalizou uma divisão entre a Igreja de Cristo e a Igreja Cristã. James A. Wikipedia (inglês)
Nascimento: 21 de janeiro de 1831, Huntland, Tennessee
Falecimento: 11 de novembro de 1917, Estados Unidos
Formação: Franklin College
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Book details · Print length. 346 pages · Language. English · Publisher. David Lipscomb College · Publication date. January 1, 1979 · See all details ...