The point at which divine inspiration and human agency meat is not always easy to detect, Jason Swain, shows the Salvation Army as a prime case of this tension in his new book, Under Two Flags: The Rise, Rebellion, and Rebuilding of The Salvation Army in America 1870-1913. Check out various links here: 

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Major Jason Swain was commissioned as a Salvation Army officer in 1998 and served in many different types of appointments in the USA Southern Territory including a term as a staff officer at the Evangeline Booth College in Atlanta, Georgia. He joined the publication staff at USANational Headquarters in July 2018. He is currently the Corps Officer at the Northeast Kentucky core and Ashland, Kentucky. 

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