Buchmanism
noun
the principles or the international movement of Moral Re-Armament or of the Oxford Group, or belief in or adherence to them.
Buchmanite
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a word derived from
Buchmanism.
Example Sentences
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Though he may not be boasting, Sinner Russell is not explicit about himself, is concerned rather, in this rambling, 293-page book, to paint a glowing picture of Buchmanite activity.
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While a Chinese representative at U.N. last year, General Ho had attended a Buchmanite meeting at Niagara Falls.*
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Last week Sir Patrick derided Buchmanite claims to have settled three impending work stoppages in the Midlands by urging Buchmanite principles on management and labor.
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Ferociously anti-Communist during his long years of loyalty to the Gimo, Ho attended Buchmanite moral rearmament meetings while in the U.S., decided he must "fight idea with idea" rather than "force with force."
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Prime Buchmanite teaching was that such sin could be purged by confession.
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