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Book Description
- Title:
- A History of the Baptists. Together with Some Account of Their Principles and Practices
- Authors:
- John T. Christian
- Publication Year:
- 1936
- Location:
- Nashville, TN
- Publisher:
- Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist Convention
- Pages:
- 408
- Subjects:
- Baptist churches, Anabaptists, Reformation, Church History
- Copyright Holder:
- Public domain
Table of Contents
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The New Testament Churches
- The Ancient Churches
- Struggle Against Corruption
- The Paulician and Bogomil Churches
- The Albigensian,The Petrorusian, The Henrician, The Arnoldist and the Berengarian Churches
- The Waldernsian Churches
- The Origin of the Anabaptist Churches
- The Character of the Anabaptists
- The Reformers Bear Witness to the Baptists
- The Baptists in the Practice of Dipping
- Other Baptist Churches in the Practice of Dipping
- The Practice of Dipping in the Netherlands, Poland, Lithuania and Transylvania Baptist Churches
- The Peasant Wars and the Kingdom of Munster
- The British Baptist Churches
- The Baptists in the Reformation Period in England
- The Episode of John Smyth
- Origin of The Particular Baptist Churches
- A Great Debate on Baptism
- The Rise and Progress of Baptist Institutions and Customs
- The Achievements of the English Baptists
- The Origin of the American Baptist Churches
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