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245 14 a| The Contestable church :b| dissent, democracy, and Baptist ecclesiology /c| Christopher L. Schelin.;

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The Contestable church : dissent, democracy, and Baptist ecclesiology / Christopher L. Schelin.

Author/creator	Schelin, Christopher Lee
Format	Book
Publication	Macon, GA : Mercer University Press, 2024.
Description	248 pages ; 23 cm
Subjects	Baptists. Church history--Baptists. Baptists--History. Baptists--Doctrines. Baptists--Controversial literature. Church--History of doctrines.

General note	Title offers a positive witness to the peace of God that is the horizon for conflict and invites Baptists to the practice of vigorous dissent for the sake of living faithfully. Instead of revealing a dissolution into chaos, dissent is the expression of hope that Christians are a pilgrim people for whom a vulnerable and challenging intimacy leads the way home.
ISBN	9780881469271
ISBN	0881469270 paperback

The Contestable church : dissent, democracy, and Baptist ecclesiology / Christopher L. Schelin.

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