What, what is the higher life theology and what was Moule's position with respect to that?

That's a great question because it's one of the most, uh, contested issues in the writing and where, uh, the research has been lacking.

But essentially, Keswick begins, and it's part of the holiness movement across Europe, uh, and across, uh, th- the West in many ways, so America as well.

People want to go deeper in holiness.

They want a greater standard of Christian life.

They're looking for more, essentially.

This is part of the sort of the existential desires at the end of a century bound up with Romanticism, the, you know, the quest to get something authentic, something deep, something that's life-changing.

Yeah.