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Methodist History, 51:4 (July 2013) Methodist History Volume LI October 2012—July 2013 Robert J. Williams, Editor Published by General Commission on Archives and History The United Methodist Church Madison, New Jersey Contributors and Articles Campbell, Ted A. John Wesley’s Intimate Disconnections, 1755-1764 . 185 Dunn, Joe P. “No Time or Energy for Violence”: John M. Swomley, Jr., Methodist Peace Activist, and the Anti-Conscription Campaigns . 201 Keating, Ann “Keep up the Agitation”: Chicago Clergy and Civil Rights in the 1960s . 275 Kimbrough, Jr., S T Charles Wesley’s Hymns in Languages of Continental Europe after 1945 . 73 McMaster, Johnston Reconciliation in Ireland and Europe 1945-1965 . 163 Mojzes, Paul The Methodist Church in Yugoslavia Since World War II . 128 Nausner, Helmut Tracing Reconciliation: Post 1945 . 151 Prochazkova, Ivana 300 301 Methodist History The Totalitarian Regime in Czechoslovakia from 1948-1989 and its Interference with the Life of The United Methodist Church . 114 Richey, Russell E. Shady Grove, Garden, and Wilderness: Methodism and the American Woodland . 258 Schuler, Ulrike Crisis, Collapse, and Hope: Methodism in 1945 Europe . 5 Methodism in Denmark after World War II Jørgen Thaarup . 28 Thompson, Andrew C. “The General Means of Grace” . 249 Todorova, Margarita The Effect of Communism on the Protestant Churches in Bulgaria . 94 Topalski, Daniel “Be Faithful”. 89 Voigt, Karl Heinz The Influence of the U.S. Federal Council of Churches on the Ecumenical Organizations in Germany From “Inner-church Aid” (1920) to “Inter-church Aid” (1946) . 61 Watson, Kevin M. The Shadows of Segregation: The Integration of Perkins School of Theology in the Civil Rights Era . 217 Wellings, Martin “And Are We Yet Alive?”: Methodism in Great Britain, 1945-2010 . 38 GENERAL INDEX Volume LI, October 2012—July 2013 Abortion, 52, 55, 214-215 American Rally, 210 Abstinence, 43 American Youth for Democracy, 201 The Accidental Slaveholder (Auslander), 243 Americans for Religious Liberty, 214 “A Charge to Keep I Have” (C. Wesley), Amsterdam, 158, 166 44, 77 Anabaptists, 170 Ad populum (Boström), 83 Andrew, James, 173-175 Adenauer, Konrad, 166 Andrews University, 298 Afghanistan, 57 An Analysis of the Report of the President’s Africa, 20, 23, 49, 248 Advisory Commission on Universal African Methodist Episcopal Church, 238- Training, 206 239, 248, 298 An Extract from Mr. Richard Baxter’s African-Americans, 212, 213, 217-232, 238- Aphorisms of Justification (J. Wesley), 240 239, 242, 275-291, 293-294, 296 An Extract from the Shorter Catechism of the A Future for the Free Churches? (Driver), 48, Westminster Assembly (J. Wesley), 240 57-58 An Historical Comment on Universal Military Agnostics, 164 Training, 205-206 Agoston, Sandor, 148 Anglican-Methodist Covenant (2003), 59 Agrarian Union, 95 Anti-Catholicism, 210, 295 “Amazing Grace” (Newton), 245 Anti-conscription campaigns, 212-213, 216 “And Are We Yet Alive” (C. Wesley), 77, 38 A Plain Account of Christian Perfection (J. “And Can It Be That I Should Gain” Wesley), 255 (Garbuzova), 84, 85, 86, 87 A Preservative against Unsettled Notions in “And It Can Be That I Should Again,” (C. Religion (J. Wesley), 240 Wesley), 77, 83 Arends, Leslie, 212 A History of Christianity (MacCulloch), 60 Argentina, 54, 74, 81, 214 A History of the Perkins School of Theology Arminian Magazine, 198 (Grimes), 228 Arminianism, 42, 240-241 Aid Society, European Central Office, 65, 66 Armstrong, Thomas, 286 Aid Society, Protestant Churches of Germany, Arvidson, Theodor, 21, 30 61, 67, 68 Asbury Theological Seminary, 298 AIDS, 56 Asbury, Francis, 80, 184, 259, 261, 264, 265- Albania, Albanian language, 75, 87 267, 268, 273-274 Albany Circuit, 270 A Short History of the People Called Albea Godbold Fund, 245 Methodists (J. Wesley), 259-260 Albright, Jacob, 184 Asian, African, Hispanic, and Native Aldersgate Reconsidered (Maddox, ed.), 184 American History Research Grant, 248 Aldersgate, London, 184, 256 Associated Press, 206 Alicante, Spain, 11 Association of Christian Churches (Germany), Allen, Leo, 212 61 Alliance of Radical Methodists, 52, 58 Atheists, 164 Allied military (WWII), 25 Atlanta, Georgia, 232 Amazon.com, 179 Atlantic Monthly, 206 American Academy of Religion, 178 Atlantic Ocean, 36 American Civil Liberties Union, 213, 214 Atomic bomb, 15 American Committee on Korea, 214 Auschwitz, Germany, 153 American Communist Party, 210 Auslander, Mark, 243 American Empire (Swomley), 214 Australia, 161, 178 American High School for Girls (Lovech), Austria, 7-8, 14, 81, 129, 130, 153, 159, 161, 91, 95, 100 162 American Legion, 203, 206 Austrian Missionary Conference (MEC), 14, 302 303 Methodist History 156-157 Brake, George, 39 A View of the Kingdom of Christ (Williams), Brashares, Charles, 283 176 Bray, Mr., 81 Azmanova, Vera, 149 Brazil, 74 Brent, Charles, 167 Baker, Frank, 76, 187-188 Briand-Kellogg Pact, 210 Baldwin, Roger, 204 British Council of Churches, 55 Balkan states, 10 British Empire, 47, 49, 298 Baltimore, Maryland, 262 Brown v. the Board of Education of Topeka, Baptist Theological School (Novi Sad), 149 217, 276 Baptist Union (Czechoslovakia), 121 Brown, Callum, 40, 45, 60 Baptista Gyülekezeti Énekeskönyv, 84 Brown, John, 233-236 Baptists, 33, 35, 68, 70, 71, 84, 101, 130, 140, Browne, Noel, 164 148, 149, 298 Bryan, William, 109-110 Barták, J. P., 12, 124-125 Buckles, Joseph, 280, 282, 283, 284 Bartak, Joseph, 157 Budapest, Hungary, 4, 163 Bascom, Henry, 272-273 Buhov, Kiro, 149 Bauer, Gustav, 63 Bulgaria, Bulgarian language, 7-8, 11, 20, 64, Baylor University, 299 73, 75, 89-93, 94-114 Beckerlegge, Oliver, 76, 83 Burma, 23 Belgium, 7, 10, 20, 63, 155, 166 Bush, George W., 172 Bell, George, 167-168 Butskellism, 44 Benedyktowicz, Witold, 162 Bergsten, Göte, 32 Calder, Alexander, 298 Berlin, Germany, 25, 63 Calvary Church (Copenhagen), 37 Bethany Nursing Home (Copenhagen), 37 Calvinism, 175, 176-177 Bethesda Conference, 64, 65 Cambridge University (England), 48, 58-59, Bethesda Diakonie, 19 238 Beveridge report, 44 Cameroon, 86 Bezlov, Superintendent, 110 Canada, 161, 248 Biblical Criticism, 42, 59 Candler School of Theology, 232 Bickel, Oswald, 149 Capital punishment, 172 Birmingham, Alabama, 276, 277, 278 Capitalism, 37 Birth Control, 214 Capitol Street Methodist Church (Jackson, Bischöflichen Methodistenkirche des Südens, MS), 278, 279, 280, 281, 282-283, 286, 6-7 287, 291 Bishops’ Council (TMC), 9, 20, 21 Carney, Charity, 243 Black Seminarians at Perkins, 223 Cekov, Ceko, 132, 135-136, 143 Blue Cross Society, 138-141 Celibacy, 295 Blue, Ellen, 248 Central Conference (Evangelischen Boardman, Richard, 261 Gemeinschaft), 14, 20, 21, 25 Boeder, Thelma, 245 Central Congo Episcopal Area, 248 Bogen, Peder, 32 Central Jurisdiction, The Methodist Church, Bolleter, Heinrich, 162 218, 287 Bolton, Ann, 198 Central Texas Conference, 242 Bonino, Miguez, 77 Černý, J., 124, 125 Book of Common Prayer, 261 Chaffee, Zechariah, 204 Book of Discipline (Scandinavian), 33 Chaney, James, 289-290 Book of Offices (1936), 41, 51 Channel Islands, 40 Booth, Catherine, 298 Chaplaincy, military, 24-25 Bosanquet, Mary, 295 Charismatic Christianity, 49-50, 54 Boss, Charles, 202 Charles Wesley and the Struggle for Boston University, 62, 129, 202 Methodist Identity (Lloyd), 186 Boström, Tomas, 81, 83 Charles Wesley Society, 73, 82 Bowling Green State University, 298 Chicago Church Federation, 280 Boyd, Catherine, 174 Chicago Daily News, 279, 281 Bradley, G., 269 Chicago Lawn Methodist Church (Chicago), General Index 304 280 Wesley), 77, 78, 85-86 Chicago, Illinois, 244, 275-291 Commission on Just and Durable Peace, Chilcote, Paul, 243 Federal Council of Churches, 22 China, 23 Committee Against Jim Crow in Military Chinchurak, Samuel, 139 Service and Training, 208 “Christ after Chaos,” 22 Committee Against Permanent Conscription, “Christ the Lord is Risen Today,” (C. 204 Wesley), 77, 78, 80, 83, 84, 85 “Common Ground” agreement (1963), 35 “Christ, Whose Glory Fills the Skies” (C. “Common Way” report (1968), 35 Wesley), 82 Communism, 28-29, 91-92, 94-114, 129, 135, Christian Advocate, 179 144, 163, 210 The Christian Century, 204, 211 Community Charge, 55 Christian Citizenship Department, 52-53 Compulsive Pregnancy (Swomley), 215 “Christian Commando Campaign,” 43 Concentration camps, 29 Christian Democrat Party, 166 Confederate States of America, 174 Christian Endeavour, 43, 47 Conference for Security and Co-Operation in “Christian Internationalism,” 168 Europe, 162 Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 242 Conference of European Churches, 159 Christian Peace Conference Czechoslovakia), “Common Ground” agreement (1963), 35 120 “Common Way” report (1968), 35 Christian Recorder, 239 “Confessional church,” 70 Christmas Conference (1784), 265 Confronting Systems of Violence (Swomley), Church Anti-Slavery Society, 234-235 214 Church Missionary Society, 299 Congo, 86, 248 Church of England, Anglicans, 47-48, 50, Congregationalism, 97, 101, 178 54-55, 58-59, 65, 80, 167-168, 175, 177, Congress on Racial Equality, 201-202 187, 195, 259, 260, 297 Connectionalism, 40-42, 43, 45, 50, 51-53, 55, Church of South India, 47 57-58, 59, 60, 63, 297, 298 Church of the Nazarene, 130, 298 Conscription is Too High a Price to Pay for Church Relations in England, 48 Prejudice, 208 Churches Together, 55, 61 Conscription News, 204, 205, 206-207, 208, Churchill, Winston, 167, 168 209, 210, 213 The Circular, 125 Conscription, 202-212, 216 Civil rights movement, 217-232, 238-239, Conservatism, political, 44, 49, 53-54, 56-57 248, 275-291 Conservatism, theological, 42, 49-50, 51-52, Civil War, American, 173, 174-175, 242, 297, 172-173, 215 298 Conservative Evangelicals in Methodism, 52 Civil War, Tongan, 178 Consultative Peace Council, 205 Civilian Public Service program, 203 Contemporary Christian music, 35-36, 55 Coke, Thomas, 80, 178, 184, 264 Conversations between The Church of Colbert, William, 269-270, 271-272 England and the Methodist Church, 48 Cold War, 15, 44, 48, 162, 172, 216 Convocations of Canterbury and York, 48 Collection of Hymns and Psalms, 75 Copenhagen, Denmark, 28, 64, 66 College of William and Mary, 248 Cotton Bowl, 231-232 Collins, Sheila, 248 “Covenant Hymn” (C.
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    SWEDEN 2020 INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM REPORT Executive Summary The constitution protects “the freedom to practice one’s religion alone or in the company of others” and prohibits discrimination based on religion. In March, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) declined to hear the case of two midwives who said the regional hospitals, and by extension the state, had infringed on their religious beliefs and freedom of choice by denying them employment due to their opposition to abortion, which is legal in the country. In September, the Malmo Administrative Court overturned the Bromolla Municipality’s ban on prayer during working hours. In November, the Malmo Administrative Court overturned the ban on hijabs, burqas, niqabs, and other face- and hair-covering garments for students and employees in preschools and elementary schools introduced by Skurup and Staffanstorp Municipalities. In January, a government inquiry proposed a ban on the establishment of new independent religious schools, beginning in 2023, and increased oversight on existing schools having a religious orientation. The Migration Agency’s annual report, released in February, reported large regional variations in the assessment of asylum cases of Christian converts from the Middle East and elsewhere. Some politicians from the Sweden Democrats, the country’s third largest political party, made denigrating comments about Jews and Muslims. Prime Minister Stefan Lofven and other politicians condemned anti-Semitism and religious intolerance. The Prime Minister announced his country’s endorsement of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of anti-Semitism, including its list of examples of anti- Semitism. The government continued funding programs aimed at combating racism and anti-Semitism and reducing hate crimes, including those motivated by religion.