Wordsworth and Coleridge.111 An enlarged conception of faith typical of the Romantic era bound together the three developments: it was the explicit basis for faith missions; it underlay the advent hope; and it was the means by which holiness was reached. These doctrines were therefore all radical, a consequence of the permeation of the evangelical movement by fresh cultural attitudes. That was why each of them was resisted in its day as a dangerous novelty. A common characteristic of all these positions