Huldrych Zwingli: His Path to Reformation
From outlaws to patriots
The early story of Baptists in America
March to freedom
African American Baptists forged a strong identity in the face of oppression
Multiplying by dividing (again)
Baptists wrestle with fundamentalism and liberalism
“That’s where I used to go to church”
Black Baptists and white Baptists shared something important in the twentieth century: a penchant for splitting
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Baptists in America
Baptists in America: Diverse, evangelistic, and thriving, they have shaped the faith, culture, and political history of America more than you may know.
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Johann Albrecht Bengel’s Textual Criticism (1687)
“Our unbearable political and economic situation is the fault of the bishops and their huge wealth.”
Date from: The History of Gustavus Vasa, King of Sweden. Extracts from His Correspondence. London, 1852. Quote from: an earlier Christian History Institute article.
John the Baptist Was a Light (1886)
“He was a burning and shining lamp, and you were willing to rejoice for a while in his light,” spoke our Ble...