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A smaller group of Lestadians initially operated only in Cokato with preacher Jaakko Rovainen as its leader.


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Depending on the point of view, the first Lestadioism in America was therefore either cortetpenanism or “rovaism”.


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However, almost all the preachers in Europe, up to Juhani Raattamaa, sided with the Rovainen group in the dispute.


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The dispute concerned some doctrinal issues, but the most obvious point of contention was Isaac Barberg's position as priest of the Finno-Lutheran Congregation of Cokato.


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[38] At first, in the dispersal, only Cokato's lestadioism was divided in two, so that the group led by Barberg supported cooperation with the Calumet Lestadioese community led by Solomon Kortetniemi, while the group led by Jaakko Rovainen opposed Barberg and Kortetniemi's activities. as clerics and received support from the Lestadians of Europe, especially the Kirunian Juhani Raattamaa from Saivomuotka, Sweden.


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[38] Soon, however, also in Calumet, a small “eriseura” opposed to the Kortetcape arose under the leadership of Nils Petter Stark.


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Rovaise's supporters claimed Solomon Kortetniemi belonged to “Liljeblad's segregation”, and did not consider him reborn.


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Kortetnieme was also accused of accepting non-Lestadians into the congregation and of kneeling at his services in confession of sin.


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Nor did Rovaise's supporters like that the name of Solomon Kortetniemi was in the name of the Lestadioese congregation of Calumet.


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[38] In 1877, under the leadership of Erkki Antti Juhonpiet (1814—1900), a letter was sent to America revealing, among other things, the old sins of Solomon Kortetniemi.


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Raattamaa, on the other hand, sent a letter to America stressing that Jaakko Rovaine and Isaac Alamaa represented a “congregation of firstborns” in America, to whom all Lestadians in America should be obedient.


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Preacher Juho Takkinen came from Finland from Kuusamo Posio to Calumet to take Kortetniemi's place as priest of the Lestadioese parish of Calumet for himself in 1877.


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[39] However, Takkinen did not even win support from all members of the Rovainen group.


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The jacket was supported in Cokato mainly only by the Vuoltee brothers and in Calumet he was supported by N.


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P. Stark's group, which was the Kortetniemi resistance group.


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The distrust of Takki stemmed, among other things, from the fact that he and his supporters continued to smear Kortetniemi even after Kortetniemi had publicly repented of his publicly revealed sins, and the fact that Takkinen held the majority of Lestadians in America. as escorts.


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In addition, distrust of Takki was caused by his law-minded confessional.


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[39] In spite of everything, the Rovainen group and the majority of the Kortetniemi group finally satisfied that the leadership of the Calumet parish passed from Kortetniemi to Takinen and the groups joined in 1877—1878 by making a fragile reconciliation, because Takkinen had strong support from the elders of Lapland, i.e. from the Congregation of Precipitates”.


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However, some of Kortetniemi's supporters split completely from the Lestadioan community after Kortetniemi was ousted and smeared by Takkinen's supporters.


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[39] After Takkinen rose to replace Kortetniemi as priest of the Lutheran Society of Solomon Kortetniemi in Calumet, changes were made to the functioning of the congregation so that, among other things, the Mass were stopped and kneeling in connection with the confession of sin, and so did standing for the creed connection was terminated.


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Simply put, therefore, worship expenditure was simplified.


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On 20 April 1879, the name of the parish of Calumet was changed to Finnish Apostolic Lutheran Congregation.


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Takkinen set about extending his power to Lestadioan parishes of other localities in the Americas as well.


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[40] 1880s—1890s In 1880, Juho Takkinen published the American Finnish Aapise in America, in which the Apostolic Creed had been modified, for example, to say, “stepped down to hell in Gethsemane”.


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In Europe, not all Lestadians accepted the amendment of the Apostolic Creed.


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Juho Takkinen also received opposition from many of America's Lestadians, but not in aapisasia.


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However, Takkinen received full support from Juhani Raattamaa and the “Elders of Lapland”.


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[41] A group of Lestadian priests initiated a meeting in Ii on 2 September 1885, which was also attended by a few lay preachers.


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The Council of Priests of Ii issued a statement in which e.g.


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it was noted that the written Word of God is no less effective than oral, and that living faith also exists in other Christian movements outside Lestadioism, and that rebirth can occur not only by sound absolution, but also in baptism, communion, in prayer or reading the Bible.


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[42] The meeting was attended by nine Lestadioan priests: Vicar K. A. Heikel of Pudasjärvi, Vicar P. O. Grape of Ylitornio Sweden, Vicar J. R. Castrén of Karung, Vicar J. P. Bäckman of Ylivieska, Vicar W. A. Mandellöf of Säkylä, Sergeant J. A. Veijola From Pielisjärvi, Acting Chaplain O.


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I. Heikel of Merijärvi, vicar J. F. Thauvón of Ii and his son Acting Chaplain Emil Thauvón of Ylikiming.


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[42] Aatu Laitinen, a Lestadian chaplain to Enontekiö and editor of the Christian monthly newspaper, did not attend the Ii priesthood meeting, and his understanding of studies differed sharply from the declarations of the Ii Priesthood Conference.


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[43] However, Aatu Laitinen and many participants of the Ii Priestly Assembly later joined the Neo-revival, or at least advocated neo-revival during the great dispersal of Lestadioism in the 1890s.


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According to the account of the Lestadiese lay preacher Heikki Jussila (1863—1955), the 23-year-old Reverend A.


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L. Heideman criticized the decisions of the Ii Priesthood Conference as being fresh, especially with regard to the nonexclusive congregational doctrine of the assembly, reciting in the autumn of 1885 as follows: “They wrote themselves out of Christianity” and “How can the mind of the disciple be found outside when not within it will to be found”.


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The fact that Gustaf Johansson, the hostile bishop of Lestadio, praised the declaration of Ii's priesthood in his book as very positive.


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Heikki Jussila and A.


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In the great dispersal of Lestadioism, L. Heideman remained in the Old Lestadian branch.


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[44] Later, Peter Hanhivaara (“Goose-Pieti”), a Kittian Lestadian preacher who became the founder of the Neo-Revival movement, criticized Lestadioan priests e.g.


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saying that new priests rise up like mushrooms in the rain because they are so lazy they don't bother doing real work.


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Although the decisions of the Ii Priesthood Conference contradicted the concepts of study generally adopted by Lestadians, in public the decisions of the meeting began to be criticized only by one Lestadian person.


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[43] A Lestadian preacher in Sweden, Anders Hedlund, who did not consider the neo-evangelical wage preacher August Lundberg to be reborn.


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Hedlund printed a small booklet in 1889 in which he highlighted his views of faith espoused by the majority of Lestadioism, and showed the decisions of the Ii Priesthood Conference as contrary to the Biblical decisions regarding the rebirth effect of the written Word of God.


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According to Hedlund, rebirth can only occur through vocal absolution proclaimed by a man in living faith, and by no means by sacraments or reading of the Bible.


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After the great dispersal of Lestadioism, Hedlund served as a first-born Lestadian preacher.


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[45] In the Americas, in 1885—1886, a group called Hallery in Alatornio and Norway before Petteri Strolberg (1847—1913), who had lived before in Calumet, was a grove boy of Saha-Iisko (see.


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history 1840s).


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[46] In addition, Coveralls was being established e.g.


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Juho Mullo (d. 1913) came from Kalajoki.


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The Haalites said the reason for his isolationism was saturation with constant strife in the local Lestadian community.


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The Haalites used the just-completed meeting room of the Finnish People's Enlightenment Society in Calumet, which was called “haali”, since the jumpsuit is fingelska, and it signifies an assembly house.


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[47] The Haalites were also joined by Solomon Kortetniemi, a former priest of the Lestadioese parish of Calumet.


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[46] [48] Juho Takki was charged with e.g.


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the spirit of law when he was e.g.


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removed from the church the organ harmonium, which he called “the devil”.


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As a result of the controversies, the main branch of American Lestadioism also split in 1888 into two supporters of Roanpää and supporters of Takkinen (Takkisism).


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The split became open when Juho Roanpää (1849—1896), who had been Takkinen's temporary deputy, was elected in 1888 in a “rout election” as the priest of Calumet's Lestadioese parish, replacing Juho Takkinen.


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Juho Takkinen and his supporters began keeping clubs separate from the Apostolic Lutheran congregation that came into the possession of Roanpää supporters.


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After the election of Juho Roanpää, some of the Haalites rejoined the Apostolic Lutheran Lestadian congregation [49].


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The “Congregation of Firstborns” under the leadership of Raattamaa strongly condemned Takkinen's resignation from the priesthood.


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From 1889 onwards, when Erkki Antti “turned his coat” and began to support the Roans.


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[50] [51] Pastor A.


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L. Heideman (1862—1928) arrived in Calumet in 1890 and was placed in the parish priest post of Roanpää in place of Roanpää, which led the Roanpres to be referred to as “Heidemans”.


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During these years, the number of Lestadians in Cokato grew larger than that of Calumet.


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After dispersal, the Takkisans initially maintained clubs in rented premises but, during Takkinen's last trip to Europe, completed their own church building in Calumet in 1892.


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Takkinen died on that trip in Kittilä in 1892 after signing a letter to reconciliation prepared by Raattamaa.


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The Takkisans formalised the new parish they had founded in 1892, when it was renamed the Finnish Lestadiolais Lutheran Sunday School and Missionary Society.


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[52] [51] [46] In 1893, the Heidemans and the Takish were united ostensibly and outwardly after reconciling with each other.


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In the spring of 1894, however, the Takisans separated themselves from the Apostolic Lutheran congregation of Calumet for good because they did not accept that the organisation of clubs in the “little church” they had built would cease, and that they should only use the old church building along with the Heidemanites.


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The Tackians now established their own congregation called the Old Apostolic-Lutheran Congregation.


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[53] Some time after the dispersal of 1894, the rest of the Haalites joined back to the Heidemanites, namely the Finnish Apostolic Lutheran congregation, causing controversy among it, e.g.


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advocating “grand companionship” from 1908 onwards.


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[46] Takkinen's supporters became the initial force of America's firstborn Lestadioism when the final distinction became between them and the Heidemanites in 1894.


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In the context of the Great Distribution, following the split of European “Old Stadioism” from 1900 onwards, the Old Lestadians and the Firstborn Lestadians of Europe, under the leadership of the preacher Joonas Purnu, began to cooperate with the first-born Lestadians of America and Europe old-lestadioans with the Heidemanians of America.


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[46] Lestadians began to organise themselves beginning in the 1880s by establishing associations known as peace societies.


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By the end of the 19th century there were 21 of them


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[54] The meetings in Lannavaara became a major event held annually by the Lestadians, where preachers and people gathered.


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An extensive meeting of preachers was also held in Helsinki.


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In the 19th century, an estimated 600 preachers have been active in Lestadioism.


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[55] After about 20 years since Laestadius' death, the movement had spread widely in Finland.


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In 1884, the Ewangelinen journal states: -"Hihhulianism has lewned 20 w. over Finland, to say kulowalkean tawalla”.


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[56] In 1899, there are thought to have been around 64000 Lestadians in Finland, which is approximately 2.5% of the then Finnish population.


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[1] At the end of the 19th century, Lestadioism existed in almost every parish in Finland except Åland.


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[57] However, the main areas of support on the Finnish side were Lapland, Ostrobothnia, the Oulu region, and the Saint- and Kalajoki valleys.


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Lestadiolism received the most support in Kuolajärvi (99.6%), Muonio (75%) and Karung (66%).


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[58] Among Swedish-speakers, Lestadioism gained support, especially in the Kokkola and Vaasa regions and in Swedish-speaking Uusimaa.


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[58] At the end of the 19th century, the Lestadian community in Helsinki was already around 1000 people.


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[59] The Great Distribution of Lestadioism 1897—1902 The history of Alculestadioism ended with the great dispersal of the turn of the 20th century.


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Lestadioism was divided into five parts in the Great Distribution 1897—1900: Samberians, Narwhals, Firstborn Lestadioans, Neo-Wakes, and Old Lestadioans, of which the latter three directions remain today.


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The low-numbered Samberians who influenced Kemi and Teuva joined the neo-revival in 1908 upon the death of their founder Heikki Sandberg (1834—1908), and both tendencies of narvalism — lindströmianism and cumulaism — have ceased to exist.


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[60] The regular social activities of Lindströmilism ceased around the middle of the 1920s in Terijoki, although there were still individual narwhals in 1945.


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The remnants of the cumulature were practically in its entirety associated with the Neo-Revival as a result of a reconciliation meeting in 1913.


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Although, until the Winter War, a cumulative trend seemed within the neo-revival.


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[61] [62] [63] [64] [65] [66] [67] [68] The designation of Old Lestadioans, the largest branch of Lestadioism, stems from the movement's attempt to stick to old, traditional teachings.


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Initially, with the separation of Neo-Revival and Narvalism 1897—1898, other Lestadians began to be referred to as “Old Stadioans”, but neo-awakeners and narwhals as “Neo-Lestadioans”.


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Nowadays, the term 'Old Stadioans' refers mainly to first-born Lestadioans and not so much Old Lestadioans.


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Firstborn Lestadioism was formed as a group in the Americas as early as 1894, but in Europe only around 1900 to 1902 (except in Water Island in the early s.


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A small number of neo-awakens separated themselves from the Old Lestadioans of America 1901—1902, founding a church called the United Peace Church.


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[69] Since the Great Distribution, there have been other dispersions within different groups of Lestadioism, both in North America and Europe.


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The prevalence of Lestadioism in Europe The vast majority of Lestadians in the world live in Europe and especially in the Nordic countries.


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Lestadioism has reached the most robust status in Finland, although the movement is originally from Sweden.


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The largest group in Europe is the olderstadioism.


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Lestadians carry out missionary work in 13 European countries.


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As the world has internationalized, lestadioism has reached out to new areas.


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For example, transitioning after work, student exchange, missionary work and tourism have expanded the areas of missionary work.


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In addition to the Nordic countries, lestadioism has spread especially to Russia and Estonia.


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Already in the 19th century, Lestadioism also had time to spread to St. Petersburg.


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Later, Latvia has also become the subject of missionary work.


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Other old countries include Germany and its language relatives Hungary.


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Missionary work is also carried out in Belgium, Spain, Great Britain, Switzerland and Denmark.


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Old Lestadioists organize clubs in Spain, Great Britain, Latvia, Norway, Sweden, Germany, Finland, Switzerland, Hungary, Russia and Estonia.


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[70] Firstborn Lestadians organize clubs in Great Britain, [71] Norway, Sweden, Germany, Finland, Denmark, Russia, Estonia, Latvia and Holland.


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[72] Word of Peace organises clubs in Latvia, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia and Estonia.


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[73] [74] Lestadiism in Finland Traditional support areas in Finland are Lapland, Ostrobothnia, Northeast and Southern Finland.


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[75] [76] Of the groups, old-lestadioism is the widest spread.


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It has 198 peace associations in Finland across the country.


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[77] Firstborn Lestadiism is concentrated in Finland mainly in the cities of Southern Finland and has 23 prayer rooms.


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[78] Neo-revival has dispersed across the country and has twenty local associations.


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[79] The wording of peace is focused on Central Ostrobothnia and the Tornionriver Valley.


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It has 21 local associations.


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[80] In 2003, the Old Lestadioans had 67% of the parishes in Finland, in the Word of Peace 15% of the parishes, the firstborn Lestadians 20% of the parishes and in Uuswake 8% of the parishes.


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[81] Each direction of Lestadioism organizes summer clubs.


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The largest spiritual event in the Nordic countries is the annual main celebration of old stadioism.


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[82] They also organise college clubs in Jämsä, Ranua and Reisjärvi after the family clubs.


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The main clubs in other directions are called Midsummer Clubs (Firstborn Lestadians), Summer Clubs (Neo-revival) and Suvi Feasts (Word of Peace).


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Finland's first-born children organize national midsummer clubs in Lahti every year.


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Other directions also organize midsummer clubs.


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Internationally, the most significant event for first-born children is the Christmas meetings held in Jällivaara.


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Lestadioism in the Americas Lestadioism spread to the United States in the 1860s along with emigrants who came from Norway and the Finnish Ostrobothnia.


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Antti Wittikohuhta, who arrived from Hammerfest, Norway, is mentioned as the first preacher.


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Initially, Lestadioism spread to Michigan, Minnesota, Oregon, and Washington.


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Calumet was formed as the main centre of revival.


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Congregations were officially first established in Cokato, Minnesota (1872) and Calumet, Michigan (1873).


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By the turn of the 20th century there were already several tens of thousands of Lestadians in the United States.


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[84] Lestadioism in North America has also suffered numerous dispersions since the 1890s.


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In 1873, the church was renamed Solomon Kortetniemi Lutheran Society.


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[85] This Lestadian church was founded because the priests of the then Lutheran Church in the United States declared Lestadians to be put and excluded these as wild believers.


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[86] Nor did they allow the Lestadians to communion, and even prevented them from becoming godparents of children.


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[85] [86] On the advice of the legal profession, the Lestadians established their own church in the face of duress.


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In 1879, the name was changed to Finnish Apostolic-Lutheran Congregation.


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[85] Since then there have been dispersions, with eight trends currently operating in North America.


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The combined number of supporters in North America is approximately 290,000 to 32000.


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[85] Apostolic Lutheran Church of American congregations in the United States: Arizona, California, Florida, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oregon, South Carolina, South Dakota and Washington, as well as in Canada: Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario.


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[87] There are congregations of Laestadian Lutheran Church in the United States in Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, the Illinos, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, Oregon, and Washington.


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In Canada, congregations exist in British Columbia, Ontario and Saskatchewan.


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[88] Old Apostolic Lutheran Church congregations in the United States exist in Delaware, South Dakota, Michigan, Minnesota, and Washington, and Canada, among others, Ontario and British Columbia.


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[89] In South America, old Lestadioism exists in Ecuador.


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[90] Word of Peace does missionary work in Guatemala.


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Other Lestadian groups do not do missionary work in Latin America.


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Lestadiism in Asia and Africa As the world has become more international, lestadioism has spread tens of thousands of kilometers from its birthplace.


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In Africa, Lestadioan activity has existed since the 1960s.


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[91] Old Lestadioism spread to Togo from Sweden in the mid-1990s.


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Old Lestadioism in Kenya spread at the turn of the 21st century.


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Old Lestadioism spread from Togo to Ghana in the 2000s.


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Old Lestadiolism spread from Finland to Gambia at the turn of the 2010s, where plans were already being made to build one church building in 2011.


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Old Lestadioism operates in Gambia under the name Laestadian Lutheran Church of the Gambia.


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In May 2011, SRK organised a mission to Mersin and Adana, Turkey, which saw dozens of Turkish Kurds convert to Old Lestadios [92] [93].


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Old Lestadioists have social activities and their own premises in Togo and Kenya.


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[94] LLC of America began missionary work to Togo in 2000.


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[95] In Togo, old Lestadians operate their own organisation called ELLT [96], and many mission trips are made from Togo to Ghana.


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As of August 2012, the Old Lestadians of Kenya are in the process of establishing a formal association in the Siaya region, which is becoming the “Laestadian Lutheran Organisation of Peace”.


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[97] In 2006, the Congolese congregation was about the size of 350 members.


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[98] Old Lestadioism spread to Togo from Sweden in the 1990s.


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[98] From Togo, old lestadioism has also spread to the Ghanaian side, where people visit Togolese side clubs and clubs have also been organised on the Ghanaian side.


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[99] In October 2011, the Lestadiolais-Lutheran congregations of the Old Lestadioans of Togo and Ghana had about 600 members and the need for at least two new church properties.


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[95] In Ghana, the group that detached itself from the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Ghana in 1994 has joined the Apostolic Lutheran Church of America.


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They number about 500 people.


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[100] The Apostolic Lutheran Church of America has congregations in Nigeria as well.


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The congregations comprise about 1000 members.


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[101] ALC spread in 1994 to India, where it now also has its own mission hospital.


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[101] Reawakening has title transmitters with the Finnish Missionary Society in countries such as Angola, Ethiopia, Senegal, Tanzania and Taiwan.


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[102] Neo-revival began missionary work to China in connection with the Finnish Missionary Society in 1909.


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[79] Subsequently, however, the activities ceased as social conditions became too difficult.


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Vanhillislestadiolainen did not take part in the activities of the Finnish Missionary Society because of the conditions imposed on it.


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In the Nordic countries, Lestadians operate within the People's Church, but outside the Lutheran world, churches of their own are established.


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For example, a church building called the “Church of Forgiveness” (Finnish translation) has been built in Lome, the capital of Togo, the capital of Togo.


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Broadcasting often takes place in a way familiar to Lestadianism through one-on-one conversations.


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Distributions Lestadiism has been sensitive to dispersal.


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The dispersal sensitivity is due in part to a stronger emphasis than other revival movements on doctrine conformity to the Bible and “correct doctrine”.


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Discussion of the correct doctrine has revealed doctrinal disagreements, which are reflected in the multiple doctrinal emphases of trends and the large number of trends.


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There are very many divergent doctrinal emphases between the Lestadioan groups, from the sacraments onwards.


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[104] Dispersions have occurred at a slightly different time in North America and Europe.


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There are also local trends in these continents that are not found elsewhere.


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In Norway, for example, the impressive direction of Lyngen and the US-like bollardishness.


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However, the main directions are the same in North America and Europe.


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Dispersal development began in North America and the Norwegian Water Island.


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[105] [106] [107] Dispersions in North America The first disagreements began within North American Lestadioism as early as 1871.


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America's first “eriseura” came into existence in 1876 when the American Lestadioism split in two into the Kortetniemean and the Rovais/Stark group.


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[111] [112] Disagreements arose over the duties of clerical editors in the congregations, the expenditure of worship, and the role of the European (mother) congregation as the solver of North American affairs.


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In addition, some of the Lestadians in the Copper Island region were dissatisfied with the activities of the first priest of the parish, Solomon Kortetniemi.


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The most revered “elders” of the revival movement, Juhani Raattamaa and Erkki Andersson Juhonpieti, appear to have given their support to the opposition against Solomon Kortetniemi.


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However, disputes were settled, at least formally, for some time by the beginning of 1878 and the groups joined together again.


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[111] Kortetniemi later joined the Hallery.


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[112] The Haalites separated from the mother church of the Lestadioans and began to hold their own occasions among themselves in rented quarters (the gathering rooms are fingelska “haali”), which had been built in 1885.


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[113] [114] In the 1888 election of pastor Johan Takkinen, Johan Roanpää was voted into the post of pastor.


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[115] The priest was elected for one year at a time.


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[116] Juhani Raattamaa and other elders did not accept Takkinen's “ousting” in the elections.


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[117] The election was criticised for allowing non-members of the church and the Haalalite to vote in it as well.


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[115] Takkinen and his troops left the church at that time and they built their own small church along the same street.


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[113] [116] [118] A.


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Upon L. Heideman's attainment as a priest in North America, the Haalites returned back to the church, causing disputes within it.


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[113] In 1903, North American firstborns split in two into Old Firstborn (Old Firstborn) and Little Firstborn (Little Firstborn).


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[118] In 1908, the little firstborns reconciled with the Neo-Wake Virgins and the so-called “Great Companions” Old Lestadians, and began organising with them annual large clubs like Suvi Clubs.


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[119] Parish Pastor A.


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L. Heideman, like most of the other Old Lestadians, accepted the reconciliation done, and they were called “Heidemans”.


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Supporters of the 1908 reconciliation were referred to as Grand Companions, and many of them were lukewarm.


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Bollarism differentiated America from Old Lestadioism in 1921—1922 in its own direction.


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The movement took its name from the preacher Johan Pollar, who had been one of the most central timbers of the 1908 Reconciliation Meeting [120].


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In 1928, the “Great Companions” founded The Finnish Apostolic Lutheran Church of America together with neo-awakenvirons and little firstborns.


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The establishment of this loosely organized denomination caused dissent among Old Lestadians.


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[121] [85] Heideman” held that there was too much “mixed society” and “law spirit” in the resulting denomination.


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[121] According to the SRK, Heidemanites A.


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Under the leadership of L. Heideman represented “proper Christianity” in North America.


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The Heidemanites were also known as the Apostolic Lutheran Mission and First Apostolic Lutheran Church.


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[122] In 1962—1963, bollarism disintegrated into Aunesans and Rite Mattians (Independent Apostolic Lutheran Church).


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Heidemanism broke in two in 1972—1973.


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Parish priest Paul Heideman died in 1973.


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The majority of the First Apostolic Lutheran Church severed its relations with the old German dioans of Finland.


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Some wanted to continue their faith with the Old Lestadians and they founded the Association of American Laestadian Congregations.


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In 1994, its name changed to Laestadian Lutheran Church.


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[123] Paul Heideman was regarded by both sides as the preacher of their own half.


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[122] In 1978, Aunesism was divided into three parts.


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The directions that emerged were Davidites and Melvinites.


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However, the majority remained in Auneslaism.


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[85] Between the 1990s and 2000s, the denomination of minor firstborns in the Apostolic Lutheran Church of America has split internally into liberals and conservatives.


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[121] In addition, the Apostolic Lutheran Church of America faced an outward dispersal in the early 2010s, when a group called Andersonism as its leader was Steven E. Anderson.


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This new trend of peacefulness established a church called Grace Apostolic Lutheran Church (GALC).


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Andersonians believe rebirth occurs at baptism.


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[124] [125] As a result of the dispersal in 2003—04, some of the members of First Apostolic Lutheran Church founded their own new church called Grace Apostles Lutheran Church, and the church converged with the Little Firstborn Apostolic Lutheran Church in the United States.


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[126] [127] Dispersions in Europe The dispersal of Lestadioism began in Europe with a major dispersal dating back to the 20th century fold.


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The dispersal was a continuation of events in North America.


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Lestadioism was divided into five parts in the Great Distribution 1897—1900: Samberians, Narwhals, Firstborn Lestadioans, Neo-Wakes, and Old Lestadioans, of which today the latter three directions remain.


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The low-numbered Samperians who influenced Kemi and Teuva joined the neo-revival in 1908 upon the death of their founder Heikki Sandberg, and both tendencies of narvalism — lindströmianism and cumulaism — have ceased to exist.


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[61] [62] [63] [64] [65] [66] [67] [68] The regular companionship of Lindströmility ceased around the mid-1920s in Terijoki, although isolated narwhals still lived in 1945.


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The remnants of the cumulature were practically in its entirety associated with the Neo-Revival as a result of a reconciliation meeting in 1913.


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Although, until the Winter War, a cumulative trend seemed within the neo-revival.


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[61] [62] [63] [64] [65] [66] [67] [68] The designation of Old Lestadians stems from the movement's attempt to stick to old, traditional teachings.


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Initially, with the separation of Neo-Revival and Narvalism 1897—1898, other Lestadians began to be referred to as “Old Stadioans”, but neo-awakeners and narwhals as “Neo-Lestadioans”.


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Today, the term 'Old Stadioans' refers mainly to first-born Lestadioans, rather than Old Lestadioans.


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Firstborn Lestadioism became distinct from the rest of Lestadioism in the Americas as early as 1894, but in Europe only around 1900.


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[131] During the Great Distribution, Estonian lestadiolism turned to Narvalism in its entirety, which originated among the Lestadioans who lived in Narva, who had not yet joined any branch before, so before their conversion to Narvalism, they were so called alculestadioans.


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Narvalism is thus an independent branch of Lestadioism which separated from the beginning of the Great Dispersal in 1898.


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[132] Already in the early stages, narcavalism split into two, the more charmed cumulates and the more moderate Lindströmians.


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Narvalism then spread from Estonia to Saint Petersburg, Vyborg, Helsinki and in the north up to Ylivieska, mainly among the Neo-Wake Virgins [133] [134], but it was also associated with some early estadioans or Old Lestadians later on.


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Pentecostalism spread to Finland thanks to cumulative actions, and some of the cumulative narwhals joined Pentecostalism.


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[135] In St. Petersburg, an independent Free Ecclesiastical group of Lestadians was separated from the cumulative Narvalism circa 1912.


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[136] In 1913, the Kumpulainen joined the neo-revival at least in the Vyborg region as a result of reconciliation.


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[137] [61] [138] [61] [67] [68] In 1910, in Norway I separated from Old Lestadioism the direction of Lyngen, which continued in association with the Lundbergers until 1925 and with the Neo-Wake Virgins until 1951.


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Both Narvalism and Lyngen's direction were called by their birthplace.


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[139] In 1932, a charmless Corpelanism became distinct from Old Lestadioism.


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It is not considered to be a strictly Lestadioan direction due to its history of birth and due to study interpretations and practices sharply different from traditional Lestadioism.


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This sect existed as an independent movement even before its adherents became loosely associated with Lestadioism through Toivo Korpela's preaching activities.


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In the 1930s, Corpelanism took charmed and illegal forms.


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[140] In 1934, I singled out my own group as a minor preponderance (word of peace) in Europe.


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The immediate cause of the dispersal was therefore that some Old Lestadian speakers went to preach on occasions organised by the Apostolic Lutheran Church in America in 1932.


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The Oulu-led SRK did not consider that denomination to be its sister organization in the United States.


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A long-term factor in the dispersal was also the regional development of Lestadioism in Torniojoki Valley as a religiosity partially independent of Oulu's central leadership.


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Ostrobothnia's Swedish-language lestadioism worked quite self-reliably for linguistic reasons.


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The actual dispersal occurred mainly in the Finnish-speaking Lestadian communities of central and southern Ostrobothnia.


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Instead, Tornionlaakso, Norbotten and almost the entirety of Ostrobothnia's Swedish-speaking lestadioism fell as if “ready” for a word of peace.


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[2] In 1953, the Kolkuttaja direction became separated from the neo-revival in Finland.


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The knocker direction was divided into two parts in 1960 with names like Contiolism and Deerness.


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The deer population has already ceased to exist, but there were still an estimated 20 people in 2000 [2] [141] in Sweden when I separated from Old Lestadioism (LM) in 1953, which cooperated with the Nilsens of Norway.


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Between 1957 and 1959 in Sweden, Norbergianism (Sveriges Kristna Fridsförbund) was distinguished from Old Lestadioism.


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In 1960, I separated from the Old Lestadioism of Finland, Norway and Hungary, the “word of life”, to which the Norbergers of Sweden (SKF) joined.


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The word of life involved two-thirds of priests of seniority.


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The Lifewords gained control of the Norwegian Peace Society (NKF) and they established the Laestadius Society as their central body in Finland, which was dissolved at the turn of the millennium due to the low number of activities.


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[142] In 1965, there was a second permanent dispersal (the first in Europe) in first-born Lestadioism, following the separation of Levites in Finland and Sweden.


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In 1976, firstborn Lestadioism was separated by the Kjöllefjordians in Norway and the Neccans (A) in the USA, both of whom were associated with the Levites.


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Levianism was distinguished in Finland, Sweden, Norway and the USA in 1977 by Steenism.


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In 1979, in Norway and the USA, I separated from the Steenians a group called Neccenism (B), which is also referred to as Jensenism in Norway.


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[143] As a result of a television controversy in Morjärvi, Kalix, and Luleå, Sweden, a small group of Swedish Swedes, joined the American Pigs.


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A bridgehead (SVR) was separated from the Old Lestadioism in Finland in 1977, which were associated with the Finnish Näläs, the Töröläs of North America and the Morjärvels of Sweden.


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[144] [145] [146] Distributions in Norway in Norway Lyngen's direction, or Erikines, dispersed in four parts in the 1990s.


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In 1992, the liberal tendency that was within the direction, namely neo-erikins, separated itself from the majority of the Erikins, that is, the old-age chinese.


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In 1994—95, the Quaenangenism of about 50 persons, or “white angels” (“svärmeri”), became distinct from the Old Haarikines and also split from the Church of Norway.


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In 1998, the Gundersenism of about 40 people separated from the old-school Chinese.


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[147] In Norway, many dispersions occurred at a different time than in Finland, for example.


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For example, the Neo-revival became a group of its own in Norway only around 1907, after which it still continued to work closely with the Erikines until 1951.


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In Vesisaari, cooperation between the Erikines and the neo-revival has continued to some extent since then.


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In Pykeia, the Neo-revival has also had some cooperation with first-born Lestadians.


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In addition, the Norwegian Neo-revival has also engaged in cooperation with Alta's direction, the Peace Words.


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[148] [149] [150] Papal group in southern Tromsø, until the death of its leader Toomas Paave (1912), cooperated both with the first-born Lestadians and towards Alta, but after Pope died, August Lundberg took over the group, thus ending cooperation with the first-born Lestadians with.


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Since Pope's death, this group has been called Lundbergism.


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The Lundbergers had close relations with the Hurulas of Water Island, or the Quarternalists, and later the Bruneis (in other words, the “huru-brune group”).


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Even after that, the Lundbergers have continued to cooperate with Alta's direction, the peace words.


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There has been a small branch of Lestadioism called Nilssenism in Lofotes and around Narvik, who have had collaborations with Swedish widowers.


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[5] The widowers have also had a history of cooperation with peace-speakers.


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[151] [149] [150] Until the 1930s in the Eastern Norwegian island of Water, dispersions and group divisions occurred differently in many senses than elsewhere in Norway.


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First, the group led by Koskamo, Hellander and Palovaara became separated from the Hurulism led by Kalle Huru (Kolokkunta) in 1886.


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Koskamo and Hellander and their supporters made a short-lived apparent reconciliation with the Hurulas in 1887, but separated themselves from the Hurulas again in 1892, when they began to be called Koskamoans.


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Paulus Palovaara was allowed to preach to the Hurulas' prayer house for a while, but they took the model of America's coats and separated again in 1889 into their own group called fire hazard.


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The Fire hazards had close ties to the American Takisans and Joonas purnu, so they later joined the Firstborn Lestadians in the Great Distribution.


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[152] [150] During the great dispersal of European Lestadioism, the Hurulas and the Koskamoans both joined the Old Lestadian branch, but still remained separate from each other.


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A small group called Möllerianism became separated from the Koskamoans in 1902.


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In 1910, the Koskamoans again made an apparent outward reconciliation with the Hurulas and their speakers were again allowed to preach to the Hurula' prayer room.


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[152] [150] In 1914, Neo-awakened missionaries went to preach at the Huruvian prayer house, when the majority of the Hurulas and Koskamoans group joined the Neo-revival and Erikines, resulting in the Huruvian preacher Ananias Brune and Olli Koskamo from Koskamo were put on a preaching ban at the prayer room because they didn't approve of neo-revival.


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In 1916, a group called Old Lestadians became separated from the Koskamoans, who joined the Firstborn Lestadians in 1921.


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Subsequently, firstborn lestadioism was the largest Lestadioan direction on the island of Vesisari.


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[152] [150] Reconciliation meetings The dispersions have arisen from different doctrinal stresses on which the so-called reconciliation meetings sought unity were not agreed upon.


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The first reconciliation meetings were held in North America in 1878.


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Also in 1893, a reconciliation meeting was held between the Takisans and Heidemanites in America, where the reconciliation made was nevertheless short-lived.


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[153] In Europe, the first reconciliation meeting was held in 1901.


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[154] The Old Lestadians were visiting Jällivaara at that time to negotiate a settlement.


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[154] The meeting was later renamed the “Robber Synod” because of the speeches at the meeting.


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[154] The North American congregations also sent a representative to Jellivaara to offer reconciliation, but it did not arise.


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[155] In 1908, a reconciliation meeting was held in North America between the “Lannavaara firstborns” and the Old Lestadians.


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At the meeting, most of North America's first-born Lestadians reconciled with the Old Ones.


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The next reconciliation meeting took place in 1911.


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All parties were invited to the meeting, but due to the negative attitude of the firstborns, the meeting fell between neo-revival and old age.


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Four Finnish firstborn preachers planned to attend the 1911 reconciliation meeting, but a Norwegian Lapland elder prevented from attending.


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[156] The first-born Lestadians invited representatives of the Neo-revival and Old Lestadioism to Jellivaara at Christmas 1922, but the meeting was not held.


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[157] Inconclusive reconciliation meetings have been held between Old Lestadioism and Peace in 1945 and 1946.


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The latest reconciliation meetings have been held in Norway amid Lyngen's direction.


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[158] There have been associations of trends in North America and Russia.


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In Finland, reunifications have occurred, but they have been transitions of individual people from one movement to another.


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In Russia and Inker, the neo-revival was associated with old-lestadioism as a result of the multi-day joint clubs held at Easter 1924.


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Some of the neo-awakeners “repented from the eriseura”, but some of them retained the neo-awakened identity even after they had joined the Old Lestadioism.


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Separated among the “old believers” of Russia in the 1990s, Anastasianism can be considered to be a legacy of the neo-revival, as features similar to those of the neo-revival can be seen in its essence.


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The clearest such feature is the artificial effort to raise emotions, which was very strongly observed in the activities of Peter Hanhivaara, the founder of the neo-revival movement, and in the activities of the cumulative narwhals who joined the neo-awakens in 1913.


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[129] Doctrine Lestadioism is a doctrinal, culturally and historically internal revival movement within Lutheranism.


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In addition, most Lestadians in Europe belong to the Evangelical Lutheran Church, but in America and Africa Lestadians have their own churches.


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Also, among other things, the Orthodox Church includes a small percentage of Lestadians.


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The Lestadian movements maintain confessional schools in Finland under the Evangelical Lutheran Church and are committed to teaching in their confessional schools according to the Bible, aided by Luther's Lesser Catechism.


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In their confession, young people confess to the doctrine of the Bible explained in the Catechism of the Low.


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Priests belonging to the branches of Lestadioism have professed the doctrine of the Bible explained in the Lutheran Confessions books, and committed themselves to life and activities according to the Bible.


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[8] [159] [160] According to the Lestadian interpretation, children are born believers and must be baptized and admitted to communion in order to strengthen this congenial faith.


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[161] The term God's creation grace is used for congenial faith.


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According to it, the child is born into the human race redeemed by Christ.


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Since the child already believes, baptism is not allowed to believe or become a child of God.


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Baptism is a covenant of good conscience (1 Piet 3:21) and the child is admitted as a member of the congregation.


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However, this view is not universally accepted.


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For the sake of original synthology, the view of the child's faith and the child's true sinfulness has many different applications in the midst of lestadioism also within movements.


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In their doctrinal concepts of the meaning of baptism and communion, Lestadians consider them to be in conformity with Lutheranism.


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[8] [159] [160] Old Lestadians insist that only among them is the mercy care of the Church of Christ, because they consider that no other movement is taught in accordance with the Bible.


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In firstborn, it is understood that other biblical revival movements can also be saved.


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Admittedly, this view is not weighted in the movement's manifesto.


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Old-Lestadian groups, as well as firstborn, are united by conservative values and an emphasis on a simple way of life: a Christian should avoid so-called worldliness.


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The Old and Firstborn Lestadians vehemently opposed the New Revival notion of a third use of the law and defended the gospel to be preached in public.


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[8] [159] [160] Firstborn Lestadioism is distinguished from Old Lestadioism in particular by its emphasis on the “congregation of firstborns”, which, according to them, is the true congregation of God.


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Its parish elders are the leading lay preachers of northern Sweden, or “Lapland elders”.


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The old-timers have rebuffed the idea of a mission of elder transferring to certain people.


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Firstborn Lestadioism has been regarded as the most conservative branch based on custom culture.


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In Europe, the relationship of first-born Lestadians with the folk church is more repulsive than, for example, the Old Lestadioans.


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For example, there are few priests operating in the movement, but mainly lay people.


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In Sweden and Norway, first-born Lestadians have taken to using the sacraments in their own prayer rooms in a layman-led manner.


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Firstborn lestadioism emphasizes jeweless in life, which is especially evident in dress and decor.


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Firstborn Lestadioists referred to Old Lestadioism as the “isolation of carnal freedom” in the first half of the 20th century, because the Old Ones were not then as ascetic as the Firstborn Lestadioans were still then.


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The word of peace is justified in old style, but looser in doctrine.


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[162] In North America, it was considered a “mixed club” among the Finnish SRK and could accommodate a wide range of doctrinal currents.


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[121] It is therefore internally divided between liberals and conservatives.


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[121] In Finland, the word of peace has three types of flow.


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[162] In Europe, Swedish speakers of peace stand out to some extent as more conservative than their own group, but they also have a great deal of cooperation with Finnish-speaking peace-speakers.


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[162] Mostly in the USA, they are otherwise quite similar in doctrine to old-style lestadioism, but they have a more permissive attitude towards television, for example.


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The neo-revival emphasizes personal ripple.


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Since the dispersal, the direction has been opposed to the forgiveness of sins “up to the walls”, that is, the forgiveness publicly proclaimed in the sermon, in contrast to the Old Lestadioism.


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The neo-revival has also adopted the third use of the law and the teaching that saving faith also exists outside the neo-awakens.


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Neo-revival is also active in missionary work.


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Neo-revival performs missionary work in connection with the Finnish Missionary Society and also cooperates with other missionary societies [163] [160] In Norway, the influential Erikines believe in rebirth in baptism like the Words of Life.


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Among other things, a group called Neo-Erikines has been separated from the Erikines, which takes a more permissive view of issues such as remarriage of divorcees and a longer history theory.


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Vanhaerikins fundamentalist believe that the world was created about six thousand years ago.


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In America, the influential pollarians do not use nominal recognition of sins, and do not accept the doctrine of mortal sins by the Old Lestadians.


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[147] Movements In Lestadioism, there has been a charm phenomenon known as movements, from which numerous mock names have arisen, such as hihhuls and flight Christians.


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Movements arose when people felt they had been forgiven for their sins.


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The easing of the mental burden generated various outbursts.


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The movements of the Lappans, in particular, were intense and loud.


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The moves caused different reactions in the priests.


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Some saw them as genuine displays of mercy; others drove the Lestadians out of the church because of them.


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For example, the rovist A. Heikel, who was not yet a Lestadioan, rose to the pulpit at Ylitornio church in the middle of the sermon and said, “When this life is held in the church, all the churches in Finland will be closed to such meetings”.


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[164] However, Lestadioism has preached against “cold jumps”, that is, forcibly attempted moves.


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[165] Movements occur in all kinds of social events of old Lestadians every now and then.


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Movements occur equally in Suvisclubs, provincial clubs and small local clubs.


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It is reported that in Kaaresuvanno in December 1845, a woman moved by religious experience fell into raptures.


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At the same time, an earthquake occurred, which was also noted by Laestadius in his rectory.


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Laestadius considered it a sign of God.


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[166] Greeting at least Old Lestadians, first-born Lestadians and peace-speakers also greet other members of their direction by saying “God's healthy” or “God's healthy” and saying goodbye to “God's peace”.


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Occasionally, members of other groups are also greeted with God's health.


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There is no official and confirmed doctrine on the use of the greeting, as is not the case for any other matter.


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However, especially the Old Lestadians consider that the Bible contains a clear doctrine of greeting “God with good health”, according to which it is only allowed to greet those who believe correctly, and when greeting infidels, you will be involved in their evil deeds (2.


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Yoh.


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1:10) [167] [168] [169] [170] [171] [8].


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Lestadioism and Society Church The spread of Lestadioism was hampered by the conventional placate and the purity influenced in the church.


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Lestadioism was not well regarded and condemned as a sect and differentiated movement until the late 19th century.


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[172] Bishops and priests of the Church acted against it, especially Bishop Gustaf Johansson.


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There was a long-standing debate within Lestadioism about seceding from the church, and some of those associated with the revival movement supported it.


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However, Lestadians have generally not wanted to secede from the Church [173].


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Two small branches of Lestadioism have separated from the Church: the Vyrystalism, which separated from the Old Lestadioans in 1907—1908 (see.


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old-lestadiolism, history, 20th decade) in Northern Savo and Vyborincounty, and Quaenangen in Norway [174] [147] [147].


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In addition, 23 Old Lestadioans resigned from the church in 1923, which may have been influenced by the preacher Kaaperi Halonen, who strongly criticised the church in the locality.


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For a time in 1923, a group of Kinnulan Old Lestadians felt that it was worthwhile to secede from the church.


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[175] The preacher Juhani Raattamaa has written about staying in the church thus: “Let us stay dear brothers and sisters in the church until you and us are driven out, that is to be harassed.


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“[176] Lestadioism included some priests since the early days of the revival, besides Lars Levi Laestadius.


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Later, P. O. Grape, Aatu Laitinen, Paul Heideman, A. Heikel, K. A. Heikel, Oskari Jussila and Väinö Havas were also joined.


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In the second half of the 19th century, about 16 Lestadian priests operated in the church.


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[177] Today there are about 120 Old Lestadioan priests active in the church and about 40 Neo-revival priests or theology.


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[79] [178] There are a few first-born Lestadian priests.


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[179] The Pure Doctoral Church found it difficult to accept the teachings of the Lestadioans on the sacraments, the rip, the power of keys, parish doctrine, the faith of the child, prayer, and the birth of faith.


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Bishop Gustaf Johansson, for example, has addressed these differences in his book Laestadiolism (1892).


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He wanted to steer the Lestadioans “from the shackles of sectarian enchantment to sober faith.”


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Juhani Raattamaa, a preacher from Lestadio, has wanted to maintain a forgiving mind to opponents as well: “I, too, pray for my lack of forgiveness and I forgive all opponents.


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But the Bishop of Kuopio, who desecrates us and laestadians.


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“[180] Although Lestadioism is a Lutheran revival movement has also included Catholics and Orthodoxies.


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[181] Statehood Lestadians have throughout the ages strongly respected pre-domination.


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The underlying lesson is that predominance is set by God and the refuge of believers in conjunction with the Church.


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The church and the presbytery have been described in Old Lestadioism as a shelter similar to two eggshells, within which believers are sheltered.


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“But now God has preserved us like birds inside two shells.


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Even birdboy it develops and grows within two shells, so do we.


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Christian predominance is one shell and the Christian church is the other.


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“[182] More than 40 MPs with Lestadioan background have sat in Parliament.


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[183] Especially in Northern Ostrobothnia and Lapland, where there are a lot of Lestadians, many Lestadians can reach local councils.


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Lestadians vote mostly for the centre and the Coalition, as well as some part of the Swedish People's Party and the Christian Democrats, whose values base many of them have traditionally considered to be mainly theirs.


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The old directions of Lestadioism have a negative attitude towards the left.


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[184] Socialism was seen as a threat to predominance and, according to them, an anti-God spirit prevailed in the cause.


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[184] From the directions of Lestadioism, the bridgehead has been pro-left.


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[185] Lestadians have not traditionally supported the Christian Democrats either because of the free directions behind the party.


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Lestadians do not want to mix politics and religion with each other, citing the doctrine of the two regiments of Martti Luther.


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The MP Seppo Särkiniemi says of Lestadioans' relationship with politics: “If you are involved in society, not to be primarily Lestadioans, but with the mandate of its party.


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It's an old Lutheran principle.


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“[186] According to the rules of the SRK, the organisation of Old Lestadians, the purpose of the association is, among other things, to “establish patriotic minds among the people”.


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[187] The Lestadians perform military service in the defence forces and they defended Finland in the Winter and Continuation War.


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For example, the Old Lestadian MP Väinö Havas volunteered for the Winter and Continuation War.


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[188] The suvise tent served as a place to store the goods of the evacs.


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[189] It was erected in Joensu after the Winter War and remained there until the end of the war.


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[189] The tent was the largest manufactured in Finland at the time.


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[189] Lestadioism also spread among Swedish royalty.


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Princess Eugenia of Sweden financed the building and operation of the Lapland Mission School in Lannavaara.


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[190] After the princess died in 1889, Juhani Raattamaa wrote of her: “A beloved mother who is now, we believe, in a higher palace than the royal palace — where the Lord of the Lords and the King of Kings is.


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“[191] According to tradition, Nicholas Alexeyev, a Lestadian at the court of the Tsar, would have urged Emperor Nicholas II to repent.


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Nicholas II, however, did not do it.


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Other Lestadians also served at the court of Nicholas II.


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[192] In 1931, first-born Lestadians sent a petition for their midsummer meeting to President P.E.Svinhufvud.


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The petition called for tougher grips against the lawlessness that prevailed.


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The letter to the president was taken by an entourage of five.


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At the meeting, Svinhufvud asked that: “the Laestadioan Christians for whom he had deep respect and sincere trust should commemorate him with intercession”.


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As the troupe left, Svante Vesterinen blessed the president in the name and blood of Jesus.


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[193] The Old Lestadians have also commemorated the predominance.


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They have traditionally sent telegrams from their family clubs to the archbishop, the diocesan bishop, the president of Finland and the country lord.


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[194] There is also prayer in clubs for predominance.


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There has been an incident in the Finnish Parliament in which a Lestadian minister, Kalle Lohi, preached an apology to a man who appeared in the Chamber in the middle of a cabinet session.


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Following this incident, the then Prime Minister Kyösti Kallio stated, “We have been allowed to witness proper soul care”.


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[195] The Finnish government was influenced by Lestadioan influence when Urho Kekkonen, the son of an Old Lestadian father, became President of Finland.


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Of the religious communities, Kekkonen clearly had the closest relationship with Lestadioism, due in part to his father.


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Many of his friends were also from Lestadioism.


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Interest in the movement manifested itself, among other things, as a hobby of Lestadian literature.


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Old Lestadian friends were concerned about the state of Kekkonen's soul and once he was visited by seven Old Lestadioan preachers.


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According to Kekkonen, the conversation session had been: “very pleasant and good”.


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[196] According to journalist Aarno Laitinen, at Urho Kekkonen's request, Party Secretary Arvo Korsimo begged the Soviet Union for money in the 1950s to convert Lestadians to the Agrarian League.


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[197] Culture in Lestadioism has been traditionally rejecting certain aspects of culture, in particular the performing arts: professional musicianship, acting profession, theatre, opera, dance art, concert events and the whole mobile to the picture (for videos and movies).


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Competitive sports, for example, or performing as a singer or other soloist role have also been unacceptable because those forms of exercise and art are considered to involve sinful “pursuit of one's own honour”.


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Moreover, the professions of actor and dancer are considered immoral in the first place.


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In Old Lestadioism, listening to classical music on discs and radio is accepted and recommended in principle, but instead it is considered sinful to follow a musical performance in concert.


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It is permissible to follow live music performances only when they take place in a church space, but even this includes mainly organ concerts and Easter passions, choirs of Old Lestadians or Evangelical Lutheran congregations, similar occasions of spiritual songs as well as the most beautiful Christmas carols in the congregations.


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An active concert hobby is considered appropriate only for music students as an obligation related to their studies.


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Similarly, the interpretation defined at the meeting of speakers in 1972 was confirmed that music as a profession is only suitable for Old Lestadians in the position of cantor or music teacher.


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Some of the spiritual songs born within Lestadioism have been selected for the Hymnal.


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The composer Jaakko Linjama is known to be an Old Lestadian, and the vast majority of the arrangements of Zion's songs are in his handwriting.


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Toivo Kuula and Leevi Madetoa have a Lestadio background.


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The famous Old Lestadian preacher Matti Kuula was Toivo Kuula's father.


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Toivo Kuula returned to his childhood faith on his deathbed through his father.


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In recent years, the question of the movement's perceived relationship with culture has been raised in the past few years, for example in the writings of author Lassi Hyvärinen [198] and historiographer Mauri Kinnusen [199], Ph.D.


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Even publicly recognised success in some other areas of culture, such as science and certain specific art genres, has been seen as permissible by the believer.


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The success of Believer has been seen as a benefit to the revival movement in the image mind and has thus been appreciated.


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Success in these contexts is not labelled “the pursuit of one's own honour.”


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It is permissible to work as a visual artist, photographer, writer and composer.


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There are several Lestadians known especially from fiction.


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Well-known ones include poet Anna-Maija Raittila, Väinö Havas, prosaist Antti Hyry and poet Niilo Rauhala.


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For example, Antti Hyry's highest national novelist recognition, the Finlandia Prize, achieved in 2009, was favorably received without labelling the achievement as a pursuit of “one's honour”.


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Many writers have addressed lestadioism in their novels.


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In his extensive production, Kalle Päätalo portrayed “Believers of Northeast Country”, or Lestadians.


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Paavo Rintala has also addressed the subject in his books.


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In the 1960s, Lestadian circles were sparkled by Timo K. Muka's novel Maa is a sinful song in which sexual features were attached to lestadioism.


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Mukka, who lived in the municipality of Pello, was not a Lestadian himself, but he knew well the Lestadians of his locality.


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Anna-Maija Ylimaula published a development novel critical of the movement from a young person's point of view in 1976.


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Lestadioism in his books has also been covered by Swedish writers: Bengt Pohjanen, Macke Nilsson, Mikael Niemi and Stina Aronson, as well as Norwegians Andreas Markusson and Idar Kristiansen.


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SRK also publishes religious fiction on a regular basis itself.


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The most recent examples of Lestadioism in literature include Hannu Raittila I am not missing anything (1998), [200] Suviteuraat by Eero Ylitalo (2004), [201] Ilkka Remes in Name and Blood (2005), Riikka Pelon Heavenbearer (2006) [202] and Pauliina Rauhala's Taivassong (2013) [203].


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Dome Karukoski's film Forbidden Fruit (2009) deals with Lestadioism from the perspective of young people in the 21st century.


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[204] Science, social figures and influencers in other fields Internationally renowned representatives of science with Lestadioan background include the folklorist Elli-Kaija Köngäs-Maranda (1932—1982) and Juha Pentikäinen, Professor Emeritus of Religious Science at the University of Helsinki and Professor, cardiac surgeon Pentti Kärkölä.


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The new generation of international cutting-edge science is represented by many considerable accolades achieved, e.g.


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Hannes Lohi, Professor of Veterinary Molecular Genetics [207] awarded by the Academy of Finland [205] and the Finnish Nuorkauppachambers of Finland [206].


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Other notable persons: Antti Pentikäinen, Executive Director of the Church's Foreign Aid.


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Terho Kalliokoski, Director of Rookakesko Ltd.


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Mikael Pentikäinen, Editor-in-Chief of Helsingin Sanomat (2010—2013) Managing Director of Sanoma News (2004—2010), Chairman of the Association of Newspapers (2009—).


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Toivo Sukari, founder and largest owner of Maskun Kuustetalo and Ideapark Music Lestadioisans' attitude towards music also reflects the difference between believers and non-believers.


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“Worldly music”, or roughly generalising iskelms and all secular popular music, is considered a sin because of its “message warring against the world of values in the Bible”.


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“Saying” here refers not only to inappropriate lyrics, but also musical elements, tune and/or rhythm type that emphasise synth and “flesh”, since “synth music” is also considered to be iskels without lyrics.


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Old Lestadians don't approve of gospel music either.


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Instead, playing or singing classical music is basically perceived as a positive pastime.


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However, it should ideally remain a “dabbling”, since the profession of a performing professional musician is forbidden to the believer.


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In addition to classical music, for example, old Finnish secular vocal music and folk music (mainly folk songs) may be preferred.


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In the context of the word of peace and neo-revival, different styles of music are more liberal than in old Lestadioism, and gospel, for example, is used especially for young people.


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In contrast, no accompaniment is used at all in the clubs of first-born Lestadians (in this regard it compares with the tradition of the Orthodox Church).


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Own Songbooks and Choirs Secular music as more respectable and important Lestadians consider spiritual music.


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The major groupings have their own songbooks and is often published as an appendix with the Hymnal.


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The song collection of Old Lestadioism is the Songs of Zion (the first, O.H.


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Institution edited by Jussila in 1916), the first born children's Spiritual Songs, and the Joint Song Collection of the Word of Peace and the New Revival Songs of Zion.


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The movements' own songbooks have also been translated into various languages.


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The most translated collection is the Songs of Zion, which has additionally been translated into seven languages.


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Several songs have also been taken from the song collections into the Hymnal.


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In the context of the doctrinal strictures and internal purges of the 1970s in Old Lestadioism, the songbook was radically overhauled.


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SRK implemented the so-called songbook reform [208], removing 156 traditional songs as “in the flesh”, “worldly” or otherwise unsuitable from the Songs of Zion collection.


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SRK has since further revamped the song collection, adding to it especially those underlining the doctrinal accents of the movement, such as the prohibition of contraception and lyrics that emphasize parish doctrine.


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The choral hobby was quite popular in old stadioism from the 1930s until the early years of the 1960s.