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  • The Believers Church: A Voluntary Church, Edited by William H. Brackney

The Believers Church: A Voluntary Church, Edited by William H. Brackney

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1998. 237 Pages.


"Within contemporary Anabaptism the concept of "voluntarism" is both endeared and feared. It is endeared because it underlay the emergence of sixteenth-century Anabaptism as a voluntary church. It is feared when it suggests the freedom of individual church members to express beliefs and behavior contrary to accepted congregational or denominational standards. The writers of this interesting volume struggle with controversial issues related to freedom and volition within the church, both visible and invisible." - The Mennonite Quarterly Review

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  • Home
  • About
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  • Book Series'
    • Anabaptist and Mennonite Studies Series (new series, 2023-present)
    • Anabaptist and Mennonite Studies (Original Series, 2000-2010)
    • Anabaptist History and Theology
    • Mennonite Reflections Series
    • Anabaptist Texts in Translation Series
    • bridgefolk Mennonite-Catholic dialogue series
    • Studies in the Believers Church Tradition
    • Proceedings of the Goshen Conference on Religion and Science
    • Sound in the Land Series
    • Spiritual Care Series
    • M. Darrol Bryant Series
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  • Conrad Grebel Review
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