Presbyterian Creed A Confessional Tradition in America, 1729-1870

Name: Presbyterian Creed A Confessional Tradition in America, 1729-1870
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ISBN: 9781606084809

ISBN-10: 1606084801

ISBN-13: 9781606084809

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Authors: S. Donald Fortson, David B. Calhoun

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List price: $40.00
Publisher: Wipf & Stock Publishers
Publication date: 2/16/2009
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 296
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.946
Language: English



Foreword



Preface



The Colonial Confession


Subscription in the Old World


American Subscription


Compromise of 1729


Practicing Confessional Subscription


Synod of 1736



Schism and Subscription


The Great Awakening


Old Side Protest


Synod of New York


"That Paragraph About Essentials"


Reunion in 1758


The Subscription Formula



New Divinity and Revivalism


Jonathan Edwards and New England Theology


1801 Plan of Union


New Divinity and Subscription


Revivals in the South


Finney and New Revivalism



Missions, Education and Taylorism


Debate Over Missions


Educating Presbyterian Ministers


Taylorism


Reaction to New Haven


Old School Discord Over Subscription



A House Divided


First Trial of Albert Barnes


"Letters to Presbyterians"


Protests Against the General Assembly


Southern Awakening



The Great Schism


Second Barnes Trial


General Assembly of 1836


Reaction to the Assembly


Catastrophe of 1837



New School Presbyterians


A New Church


New School Calvinism


Colonial Heritage


Understanding the Schism



Old School Charles Hodge


The Constitutional History


Reply to Dr. Cox


"Adoption of the Confession"


Practicing Discipline



Presbyterians in the South


United Synod of the South


Reunion Proposal and Old School Response


Old School Schism of 1861


Union with the Independent Presbyterian Church


Old School Pursues the New School


Lynchburg Conference



Southern Churches Unite


Old School Resistance


Reunion of 1864


Cumberland Presbyterians


Southern Moderation



Northern Reunion and Sectional Division


Henry B. Smith and New School Subscription


Road to Reunion


New School Vindication


Spirituality of the Church


Correspondence North and South


Conclusion


Bibliography


General Index