Baptists, gospel, and culture : papers from the eighth International Conference on Baptist Studies, edited by William L. Pitts Jr. ; foreword by David Bebbington

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Baptists, gospel, and culture : papers from the eighth International Conference on Baptist Studies, edited by William L. Pitts Jr. ; foreword by David Bebbington

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papers from the eighth International Conference on Baptist Studies

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edited by William L. Pitts Jr. ; foreword by David Bebbington

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• Baptists, gospel, and culture : papers from the eighth International Conference on Baptist Studies

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• Macon, Georgia, Mercer University Press, 2021

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• ©2021

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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• txt

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Contents

• Baptists in the United Kingdom
• Baptists and the invention of culture in early nineteenth-century Wales
• Robert Pope
• Scottish Baptists and temperance, 1829-1929
• Brian R. Talbot
• Baptists in American culture
• Baptists and American nativism, 1830-1860
• Terry G. Carter
• Baptists in the majority world
• Baptist mission among Maori in New Zealand, 1840-1990
• Part I
• John Tucker
• Saving "primitive" peoples: Southern Baptists' mission to the Yoruba, 1875-1905
• Melody Maxwell
• Zenana missionaries and cultural constraints in Colonial Bengal, 1880s-1930s
• Rosalind Gooden
• Women in Ao Naga society: The nineteenth-century missionary evaluation by Mary Mead Clark
• Narola Imchen
• The Baptist mission in Myanmar
• Wado Kawthoolei
• Part III
• Early Baptists and their cultures (17th-18th centuries)
• Baptists and culture in the modern world (20th-21st centuries)
• Baptists in the United States
• The big shift in the twentieth century: when God became a minority object of coporate worship among Southern Baptists
• Stuart Sheehan
• Rauschenbusch on Baptists, gospel, and culture
• Bill Pitts -- The gospel and the city: four Baptist churches in twentieth-century New York City
• George Hancock-Stefan
• For the sake of the gospel: theological education for women at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky, 1907-2007
• T. Laine Scales
• A Baptist at Yale: Kenneth Scott Latourette, faith, and the culture of the academy, 1921-1953
• Roger Williams and the American conscience
• Samuel J. Kelley
• The "noblest career of all": housekeeping and the ideal of Southern Baptist domesticity, 1945-c.1960
• Adina Kelley
• Evangelical by conviction, Baptist by tradition: David Dockery's vision for Southern Baptist higher education
• Nathan A. Finn
• Toward and away from an electric church: Baptists in America and radio, film, and television
• Jake Raabe
• Baptists in Europe
• The "Monastic way" of Russian Baptists and Eastern Orthodox culture, 1960-1990
• Constantine Prokhorov
• Curtis W. Freeman
• Baptists in Georgia and Orthodox culture, 1944-2008
• Malkhaz Songulashvilli
• Against the tide: main features of Latvian Baptist interaction with culture, 1900-1915
• Valdis Tēraudkalns
• Baptists in the Majority World
• "More Christian, more Chinese, and more efficient": Herman C. E. Liu and the University of Shanghai (1928-1938)
• Marina Xiaojing Wang
• Baptist warriors who changed the world: Latin America, the moral majority, and Reagan's foreign policy
• Ivan Dias da Silva
• Baptist theology in the age of enlightenment: contextualizing the stoeriological proposals of John Gill and Andrew Fuller
• David Rathel
• Part II
• Baptist expansion throughout the world (19th century)

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on1231957705

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23 cm

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xiv, 439 pages

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9780881467895

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u389828

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(OCoLC)1231957705