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Baptist
tradition
Baptist. Confession: the Second London Baptist Confession (1689); the New Hampshire Confession. Central emphasis: believer's baptism by immersion; the gathered church of the regenerate; the authority of Scripture; religious liberty. The seed it has kept: a personal, confessed, deliberate faith — and freedom of conscience before God. Anchored on: Acts 2:38-41; Romans 6:3-4; Matthew 28:19-20. (Calibrated against the one plumb-line — Scripture in the original tongues and the ecumenical creeds — not judged; a tradition's gift, gathered.)
source
The churches — calibrated from each tradition's own confession
card id
card_church_baptist
address
WIT.churches.FCT/baptist/REF.WITNESSED@the-churches
adjoining cards
- on the shelf of → The churches — one Lord, many traditions, calibrated — a tradition of the one Church, measured against the plumb-line
- builds on → Congregational / Free Church — the English Separatist stream: the first Baptist congregation (Smyth and Helwys, 1609); th
- enables → Restoration Movement (Churches of Christ / Disciples) — the Stone–Campbell Restoration Movement out of the Presbyterian and Baptist churches: the
- enables → Seventh-day Adventist — the Millerite Adventist revival (1840s) out of the Baptist and Methodist churches; organiz
- enables → Evangelical / Interdenominational — a trans-denominational renewal confessing the gospel across the Protestant streams (Lausan
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