An Anabaptist Resource for Teaching and Learning
Anabaptist Theologies of Childhood and Education: The Repudiation of Infant Baptism, part II
In this series from a British Baptist journal, David Tennant examines the implications for education of the Anabaptists’ doctrines concerning children. In this article, Tennant continues the discussion of Anabaptist views of childhood, sin, and salvation, and contrasts these beliefs with the statements of Calvin and other reformers. Baptist Quarterly 29.8 (October 1982)
Courtesy James Tennant/Baptist Quarterly.
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