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A clearly written introduction to the history and theology of this international people, Baptists through the Centuries provides a chronological survey of the main developments in Baptist life and thought from the seventeenth to the twentieth centuries. As Baptists spread globally beyond their British and American origins, Bebbington persuasively demonstrates how they constantly adapted to the cultures and societies in which they lived, generating even more diversity within an already multifaceted identity. In the course of telling the story of Baptists, Bebbington also examines the challenging social, political, and intellectual issues in Baptist historyaattitudes on race, women's roles in the church, religious liberty, foreign missions, and denominational identityaand situates each one within a broader context.
Contents
1. Introduction 2. Roots in the Reformation 3. Anabaptists and Baptists 4. Particular and General Baptists in the Seventeenth Century 5. Baptists and Revival in the Eighteenth Century 6. Divisions among Baptists in the Nineteenth Century 7. Theological Polarization among Baptists 8. Baptists and the Social Gospel 9. Gospel and Race among Baptists 10. Women in Baptist Life 11. Church, Ministry and Sacraments among Baptists 12. Baptists and Religious Liberty 13. Baptists and Foreign Mission 14. The Global Spread of the Baptists 15. Baptist Identity 16. ConclusionNER(01): GB IE
