Richard Baxter And Conversion: A Study of the Puritan Concept of Becoming a Christian - Tapa blanda

Beougher, Timothy K.

 
9781845503109: Richard Baxter And Conversion: A Study of the Puritan Concept of Becoming a Christian
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ISBN 10: 1845503104 ISBN 13: 9781845503109
Editorial: Mentor, 2007

Sinopsis

"...If you be not converted, you are not true Christians. You may have the name, but you have not the nature."

Richard Baxter, A Treatise of Conversion 1657.

Puritan religious experience was centered on conversion, the 'new birth' of the soul - the essence of Puritanism.

Tim Beougher forensically dissects Baxter's writings and life so that we see how he constructs a 'systematic theology of conversion'. How relevant this is becomes clear as Beougher investigates how Baxter speaks to us today about controversies on justification, church discipline and the sacraments.

Baxter was, arguably, the greatest of the Puritan pastors, over the period of his ministry in Kidderminster he had every person in his town to his house to enquire of their spiritual state. It was central to his care for his 'flock'.

In an era where authentic belonging is sought, but rarely found, Baxter can speak to us today just as effectively through this study by Tim Beougher.

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Acerca del autor

Timothy K. Beougher is the Billy Graham Professor of Evangelism and Church Growth at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky. He studied at KSU, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Prior to taking up his present position he was assistant professor of evangelism at the Wheaton College Graduate School and associate director of the Institute of Evangelism at the Billy Graham Center.Billy Graham Professor of Evangelism, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky

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Editorial
Mentor
Año de publicación
2007
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Inglés
ISBN 10 
1845503104
ISBN 13 
9781845503109
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Número de páginas
240
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