September 16, 2009
Last January I began a series surveying the privilege of women to speak or their restricted silence within assemblies of Churches of Christ from 1897 to 1907. I never completed the series because Discipliana (the journal of the Disciples of Christ Historical Society) was interested in publishing an article on the topic. That article […]
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Theology | Tagged: Assembly, Churches of Christ, Ecclesiology, Gender, Indiana Tradition, Sommer, Stone-Campbell, Tennesee Tradition, Texas Tradition, Women |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks
January 15, 2009
Foy E. Wallace, Jr. dubbed Harding College “an incubus of error” and “unsound” in the May 1941 issue of The Bible Banner. Wallace’s assault against George Benson, J. N. Armstrong and Harding College is a good illustration of the tension between the Texas and Tennessee theological traditions within Churches of Christ. The emphases below are […]
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Stone-Campbell | Tagged: Churches of Christ, Firm Foundation, Foy E. Wallace, George Benson, Harding University, Holy Spirit, J. N. Armstrong, Miracles, Nashville Bible School, Premillennialism, Providence, Rebaptism, Stone-Campbell, Stone-Campbell Movement, Tennesee Tradition, Texas Tradition |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks