Stoughton and the Nonconformist Tradition in History
A review lauds Dr. Stoughton for uniting biography and broader religious movements in a substantial study of Nonconformity. It highlights his fair, unsectarian narration of the Conformity Bill, Wesleyan revival, and the rise of nonchurch structures, praising his research, tone, and balance between churchmen and dissenters.
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Dinsent
Defoe
Wesley
Noncourt
Commonwealth
Stoughton
Houses
Convocation
House of
Dr. Stoughton
Independents
The
Baptista
Canterbury
Lord S
George I
Bradbury
Owen
Goodwin
Calamy
Watts
Richard Baxter
John One
Christ
Luther
Carlyle
Macaulay
Froude
Freeman
R. Stoughton
Biblical Critics and the Limits of Conjectural Emendation
A reviewer weighs two scholarly works on Genesis, arguing Garland’s attempt at emendation relies on conjecture, risks misreading Hebrew terms, and undermines established doctrine. The piece defends Reformation Biblical authority while urging caution against speculative readings that strain language and sense.
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Erasmus
Garland
Elohim
Mr. Garland
Adam
de Genere
Symmachus
Brasor
Aquila