Through a glass darkly contested notions of Baptist identity - Harper, Keith, 1957- (Tuscaloosa, Ala. : University of Alabama Press, 2012)
Baptists, church, and state: rejecting establishments, relishing privilege / Bill J. Leonard -- Democratic religion revisited: early Baptists in the American south / Jewel L. Spangler -- Persecution and polemics: baptists and the shaping of the Roger Williams tradition in the nineteenth century / James P. Byrd -- E.Y. Mullins and the siren songs of modernity / Curtis W. Freeman -- The contested legacy of Lottie Moon: southern Baptists, women, and partisan Protestantism / Elizabeth H. Flowers -- Walter Rauschenbusch and the second coming: the social Gospel as Baptist history / Christopher H. Evans -- "I am fundamentally a clergyman, a Baptist preacher": Martin Luther King jr., social Christianity, and the Baptist faith in an era of civil rights / Edward R. Crowther -- "Written that ye may believe": primitive Baptist historiography / John G. Crowley -- Reframing the past: the impact of institutional and ideological agendas on modern interpretations of landmarkism / James A. Patterson -- Is there a river?: Black Baptists, the uses of history, and the long history of the freedom movement / Paul Harvey -- Symbolic History in the Cold War era / Alan Scot Willis -- Southern Baptists and the F-word: a historiography of the Southern Baptist Convention controversy and what it might mean / Barry Hankins.
Title from PDF title page (viewed on Oct. 11, 2012).
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Baptists; Identification (Religion); RELIGION / Christianity / Baptist; Electronic books