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laws. According to Synan, "All [(Pentecostal) statements for or against racial integration failed to obscure one important fact——the practical integration of poor whites and blacks in backwoods
Pentecostal revival services" and this was "a type of race-mixing that has occurred in the South since
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heart of the purified believer, who creates an intense longing for the experience of the baptism with fire, and, as the
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Other doctrines held by Irwin were also rejected after his departure. He, like other holiness
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