There is no easy answer to this question. First, we have to know what the word "providential" means here. "Providential" means "related to something that reflects God's purposes". So we can say "providential history" is the history explained in the framework of The Bible, in which the historians try to make sense of the history in biblical terms and try to illustrate God is always there to control the fate or destiny of the humankind. In 2004, Mark Beliles and Stephen McDowell published a very influential Christian textbook entitled America's Providential History. The providential view of history could be identified as any historical view that sees
history governed by supernatural beings. In this sense, the oldest Greek historians held a providential views. But in the narrower sense, the providential view of history refers to those who believe the God of the Bible superintends over all of life and history to provide for and direct it according to His purposes. Because of the increasing tide of secularism, this view largely has been lost in the 20th century among academic
historians. But the providential view used to be popular among American historians. For example, Rev. S. W. Foljambe, in 1876 defined history as "the autobiography of Him
'who worketh all things after the counsel of His will' (Eph. 1:11) and who is graciously
timing all events after the counsel of his Christ, and the Kingdom of God on earth. It is
His-Story." This view presupposes the existence, sovereignty, and providence of the
God of the Bible, and is centered on Him and His purposes. The fruit of providentialism
is direction, hope, purpose, motivation, good will, and more. For e xample the
providentialist would see Washington's astounding crossing of the Delaware River
during the War for Independence as an act of God, confirming His purpose for liberty.
(Indeed, many historians have written that an amazing and unexplainable weather
development at just the right time protected the Americans and gave them an incredible breakthrough.) Such a view would give direction, hope, purpose, motivation, and humble hearts to the American soldiers and citizens. (And it did.)
Black history Demographic history Ethnic history Gender history History of childhood History of education History of the family Labour history LGBT history Rural history Urban history American urban history Women's history Cultural history replaced social history as the dominant form in the 1980s and 1990s
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statical history. (history with statistics)
who is what of history?
what do you mean history ?? what do you mean history ??
Why do I don't like this? I think this is providential for you.
Providential is an adjective to describe the intervention of something. Also, providential is a synonym to be lucky or fortunate in ones life, or adventure.
History is one of those issues that possesses crucial greatness and is going to demand knowledgeable care regarding
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Well, with the grace of God, I have always been providential to have succeeded in all my dreams
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Fortunate, providential, auspicious, and fortuitous can all be synonyms for the adjective 'lucky.'
ANN THOMPSON has written: 'ART OF SUFFERING AND THE IMPACT SEVENTEENTHCENTURY ANTI-PROVIDENTIAL THOUGHT'
im pretty sure it was Louis Pasteur or he just gave a lecture on the providential of rabies ..1885
im pretty sure it was Louis Pasteur or he just gave a lecture on the providential of rabies ..1885
G. B. Shelburne has written: 'A providential journey' -- subject(s): Biography, Church of Christ, Clergy