Posted on April 27, 2009 by andygoodliff
Volume 30.1
Introduction
1. The Tanner: Richard Tidmarsh
2. The Glover: Lawrence King
3. The Soldier: Roger Hatchman
4. The Gardener: Ralph Austen
5. The Milliner: Thomas Williams
6. Tom Pun’s House and the Antiquated Dancing School: The Search for Early Baptist Meeting Houses
Concluding Observations
Vol 30.2
Chronological Source Catalogue
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Posted on April 27, 2009 by andygoodliff
Edification and Beauty: The Practical Ecclesiology of the English Particular Baptists, 1675-1705
Introduction
Chapter 1: ‘Christ … ever shall have a kingdome in this world’: The Emergence and Development of the Particular Baptist Churches
Chapter 2: ‘Those thus called, he commandeth to walk together in particular societies, or churches’: The Nature of the Church
Chapter 3: ‘To each of [...]
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Posted on April 26, 2009 by andygoodliff
Three interviews with three British Baptist writers can be found here:
Simon Woodman
Chris Ellis
Anthony R. Cross (interview with Anthony includes an update on forthcoming books from the Studies in Baptist History and Thought series).
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Posted on April 26, 2009 by andygoodliff
The Oxford Centre for Christianity and Culture lectures in Michaelmas Term 2009 will be on Exploring Baptist Origins. 5pm at Regent’s Park College.
20 October: Baptists and Anabaptists Reassessed – Keith Jones
27 October: Early Baptist Views on Baptism – Anthony Cross
3 November: William Kiffin and Particular Baptist Origins – Larry Kreitzer
10 November: The Dangers of Just [...]
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