Work

• Robinson, Donald William Bradley (1922-2018)

• Moore Theological College

• Robinson is interviewed by Speaker B about his experiences in the Evangelical Union at Sydney University during the 1930s, including Howard Guiness. He speaks about the impact of Intervarsity Press, both their books and the company itself. Robinson shares the impact and history of Katoomba Conventions, and how they were shaped by the Kesick Convention. Robinson recounts the leadership of the Evangelical Union. Robinson explores what was said about God's guidance. Robinson looks at the damage caused by working with the Pentecostal movement. He looks at the response, including Mole having open question times, and the impact of choosing speakers for Katoomba Conventions. Interviewer asks about changes caused by interdenominational ministries, including the Nicholson mission, Intervarsity Evangelical Fellowship and Edmond Clarke. Robinson speaks on the impact of these missions on EU leadership. Robinson speaks on the exclusiveness of the Doctrine of Perfectionism. Interviewer asks about the impact of sinless perfectionalism of the 1939 and 1940 annual meeting. Robinson shares about the division that this doctrine caused. Beginning of the recording is missing. Cassette label reads : "Donald Robinson"

• Intervarsity Press
• Evangelical Union (Sydney, N.S.W.)

• English

• Moore Theological College
• Katoomba Christian Convention

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