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Publisher: Paternoster
ISBN-10: 1842271504
ISBN-13: 9781842271506
Pages: 320
Size: 5.7 x 9
Format: Paperback
Series: Studies in Evangelical History and Thought
Category: Theology, Theology & Doctrine, Historical Theology
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This is a study of the theological development of key leaders of the Baptist
and Congregational denominations at their period of greatest influence,
including C.H. Spurgeon and R.W. Dale, and of the controversies in which
those among them who embraced and rejected the liberal transformation of
their evangelical heritage opposed each other.
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MARK HOPKINS was born in
Surrey, England and studied Modern
History at Christ Church, Oxford.
After three years working with
Christian students in Belgium he
returned to Christ Church to work on
a doctoral thesis published in revised
form. Since 1990 he has been a
lecturer at the Theological College of
Northern Nigeria in Bukuru.
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