The Development of Baptist Membership Practices

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Religion

 

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Manuel C

 

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March 20, 2014

 

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University

 

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As one author expressed this view, "the true church is composed of true believers." As time passed, however, many Baptists lost the original vision for a pure church. Whereas previous generations made great efforts toward protecting local church membership from impurity, Baptist churches today have resigned themselves to an apathetic attitude toward membership in both theory and practice...
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As one author expressed this view, "the true church is composed of true believers." As time passed, however, many Baptists lost the original vision for a pure church. Whereas previous generations made great efforts toward protecting local church membership from impurity, Baptist churches today have resigned themselves to an apathetic attitude toward membership in both theory and practice...
displayed 300 characters

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