Baptist roots : a reader in the theology of a Christian people /
Curtis W. Freeman, James Wm. McClendon, Jr., C. Rosalee Velloso da Silva.
- x, 436 pages ; 23 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: Baptist theology in the third millennium -- Part One. To Be a Baptizing Church: the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries: -- 1. Petr Chelčický -- 2. Conrad Grebel -- 3. Balthasar Hubmaier -- 4. Michael Sattler -- 5. Menno Simons -- 6. Claesken Gaeledochter -- 7. Dirk (Dietrich) Philips -- Part Two. To Be an Obedient Church: the Seventeenth Century: -- 8. John Smyth -- 9. Thomas Helwys -- 10. Thomas Grantham -- 11. John Bunyan -- 12. John Milton -- 13. Roger Williams -- 14. Anne Hutchinson -- Part Three. To Be a Free Church: the Eighteenth Century: -- 15. John Gill -- 16. Andrew Fuller -- 17. William Carey -- 18. Isaac Backus -- 19. Hannah Lee Corbin -- 20. John Leland -- Part Four. To Be an Apostolic Church: the Nineteenth Century: -- 21. Robert Hall Jr. -- 22. John Leadley Dagg -- 23. Alice Armstrong -- 24. Charles Haddon Spurgeon -- 25. Noah Davis -- 26. Francis Wayland -- 27. Alexander Campbell -- 28. James Milton Carroll -- 29. Nat Turner -- 30. Rufus Perry -- 31. William Bishop Johnson -- 32. Curtis Lee Laws -- Part Five. To Be a Righteous Church: the Twentieth Century: -- 33. Augustus Hopkins Strong -- 34. Edgar Young Mullins -- 35. Helen Barrett Montgomery -- 36. Walter Rauschenbusch -- 37. Douglas Clyde Macintosh -- 38. Harry Emerson Fosdick -- 39. Muriel Lester -- 40. Walter Thomas Conner -- 41. Robert C. Walton --42. Carl F. H. Henry -- 43. Howard Thurman -- 44. Benjamin Elijah Mays -- 45. Martin Luther King Jr. -- 46. Takashi Yamada -- 47. Dale Moody -- 48. Orlando E. Costas -- 49. Osadolor Imasogie -- 50. John Howard Yoder