British Particular Baptists Vol. 1

The Beginnings.

This is the first volume in a five-part series that comprehensively narrates the history of Baptists through their main figures. This work, unique in its genre, provides a complete introduction to Baptist history and theology, as well as a scholarly exposition of the historical, political, and social context of theological development among Baptists.

This work is unparalleled in the Spanish-speaking world and compiles the contributions of the most distinguished Protestant historians, in a deluxe edition edited by Michael A. Haykin and Terry Wolever.

This first volume covers the beginning of Baptists in the 17th century, focusing on their main figures during this period, such as Thomas Patient (1591-1666), John Spilsbury (1593-ca. 1662-68), John Bunyan (1628-1688), Benjamin Keach (1640-1704), among others. It narrates the struggles of Baptists in favor of religious tolerance, as well as the persecutions they suffered, and their theological contributions. Among the characteristics of this work are:

• The most complete Baptist history from a biographical perspective.
• Gathers a select group of renowned evangelical historians.
• A summary of the main theological developments during this period.
• An introduction to the historical, political, and social context of the 17th century.

Pages: 440
Dimensions: 24.4 x 17 cm
ISBN: 9786125034328