Theology Thursday ... on Friday: Why Baptists are Wrong
In this excerpt from his work Outlines of Theology, former Princeton Seminary professor A. A. Hodge explains a bit about his understanding of baptism and why he believes Baptists are wrong:1
What is the design of baptism?
Its design is …
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Theology Thursday - Where Do Baptists Come From?
In 1867, Pastor R.J.W. Buckland delivered a conference lecture on Baptist history, which was later re-produced in the famous Madison Avenue Lectures (1867). Buckland later became a Professor at Rochester Theological Seminary and died a relatively young man, aged 48, in 1877. One contemporary obituary damned him with rather faint praise when it remarked he was “by no means a brilliant orator,” then hastened to add he was a beloved and admired member of the faculty.
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Book Review - Baptist Ways: A History
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"What is the best way to take account of the world's self-described Baptists? Do they constitute a movement with any real cohesion?"
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Mark Noll considers wrestles with Baptist identity, reviews two new books on the subject. So You’re a Baptist—What might that mean?
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