Anabaptist Theologies of Childhood and Education: Child Rearing, part II

January 23, 2017

In this series from a British Baptist journal, David Tennant examines the implications for education of the Anabaptists’ doctrines concerning children. In this section, Tennant examines the practices of child rearing as they flowed from Anabaptist theology. Baptist Quarterly 30.7 (July 1984)

Courtesy James Tennant/Baptist Quarterly.

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