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... into Arminianism , out of which developed the General Baptists ; and then , as Baptists , provoked a split from those members who were inclined to return to their original doctrines , which produced the Particular Baptists .
... into Arminianism , out of which developed the General Baptists ; and then , as Baptists , provoked a split from those members who were inclined to return to their original doctrines , which produced the Particular Baptists .
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Our interest lies in the Protestant Reformation , however , for there Puritanism received its name and the particular form of which Milton was a part . Protestant Puritanism now had as its central doctrine the belief that man is ...
Our interest lies in the Protestant Reformation , however , for there Puritanism received its name and the particular form of which Milton was a part . Protestant Puritanism now had as its central doctrine the belief that man is ...
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... but consisting of many particular churches complete in themselves ; gatherd , not by compulsion or the accident of dwelling nigh together , but by free consent chusing both thir particular church and thir church officers .
... but consisting of many particular churches complete in themselves ; gatherd , not by compulsion or the accident of dwelling nigh together , but by free consent chusing both thir particular church and thir church officers .
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Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM | 1 |
Centre Beginnings in England The Genevan Bible | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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