Talk:Jesse Moren Bader

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conclusion

Do we need this section at all? Sounds like it is copied from an essay, repeating what was already said with a POV summery of how much the author liked the guy. EG "Jesse M Bader was ... a true saint" according to whom? Doesn't it take faith to recognise if God's work of sanctification is complete in him?

Contributions to the Evangelistic Life of Churches

At the end of the first paragraph of the 'Contributions to the Evangelistic Life of Churches' section, it says, "As visitation evangelism was interdenominational, it also gave the church a further sense of unity." Is this too subjective? To me, it seems like talking about broader church unity is a little unfounded, unrelated, and subjective. Would it be bad to just say "Visitation evangelism was interdenominational"? Scout silly goose (talk) 05:19, 14 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]