February 18, 2009
In my previous post, I repoduced two responses to a question asked by J. Wesley Smith of Lynchburg, TN, in 1905. He asked: “Is it right to make a knowledge of baptism for remission of sins a test of fellowship?” David Lipscomb, editor of the Gospel Advocate, answered in the negative and George W. Savage, […]
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February 17, 2009
A classic example of the divide between the Texas Tradition and the Tennessee Tradition is the “rebaptism” issue. I reproduce a particular “for instance” here without comment. In my next post, I will offer a few observations. Of course, this is but one example of many exchanges which actually began in the 1883 Gospel Advocate when […]
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