Are Southern Baptists "Evangelicals"? |
Contents
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Are Southern Baptists Evangelicals? | 87 |
Baptists and Evangelicals There Is a Difference | 129 |
In Search of Our Baptist Identity | 131 |
The Battle of Baptist Selves Evangelical and Voluntarist | 147 |
Baptists and Evangelicals What Is the Difference? | 165 |
The Future of the Baptist Tradition | 185 |
A Response to Professor Hinson | 195 |
A Response to Professor Garrett | 209 |
Baptists and Evangelicals an Open Question? | 215 |
Selected Bibliography | 233 |
Index of Persons | 235 |
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Page 93 - Philadelphia, for the purpose of carrying into effect the benevolent intentions of our constituents, by organizing a plan for eliciting, combining, and directing the energies of the whole denomination in one sacred effort for sending the glad tidings of Salvation to the heathen, and to nations destitute of pure Gospel light, DO AGREE to the following rules as fundamental principles, viz : I.
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