Baptist History, Heritage and Distinctives – Landmark Doctrine is not a 19th Century Invention

Baptist History, Heritage and Distinctives – Landmark Doctrine is not a 19th Century Invention

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THOMAS E KRESAL ADMIN · AUGUST 15, 2020

Baptist History, Heritage and Distinctives – Landmark Doctrine is not a 19th Century Invention – The Swiss Brethren (Anabaptists) in 1527, just two years after their formation, created the Schleitheim Confession, which contains seven articles. A careful reading of this confession reveals a belief in the local church (Art. 2 and 3) and closed/close communion (Art. 3).

Why is this noteworthy? Because it shows that these positions are not an invention of nineteenth century Baptists. Presented by Thomas E. Kresal from: Crosby, History of the Baptist.

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