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The origins of the Baptist movement among the Hungarians : a history of the Baptists in the kingdom of Hungary from 1846 to 1893 /
This study of the origins of the Baptist movement among the Hungarians examines the two attempts to establish a sustained Baptist mission in the Kingdom of Hungary during the nineteenth century: the first unsuccessful attempt begun in 1846 and the second attempt begun in 1873, which resulted in a su...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Leiden ; Boston :
Brill,
2012.
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| Colección: | Brill's series in church history ;
d. 54. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Abbreviations; Chapter One On the Historiography of the Baptist Movement Among the Hungarians: An Introduction to a New Study of Hungarian Baptist Origins; Chapter Two Pioneers and Pilgrims: The First Attempt to Establish a Baptist Movement in Hungary; 1. The Religious Situation in Hungary from the Reform Period through Neo-Absolutism; 1.1. From the Reform Period through the Revolution of 1848; 1.2. The Churches under Neo-Absolutism; 2. Roots of the Hungarian Baptist Mission; 2.1. J.G. Oncken-The Father of Continental Baptists
- 2.2. "For the praise of God and for the welfare of man, Hamburg, 1842."2.3. Oncken's "Mission-School"; 3. The First Baptist Missionaries in Hungary: The Sending of Rottmayer, Scharschmidt, and Woyka; 4. The Baptist Missions in Pest and Pécs up to the Revolution; 4.1. Johann Rottmayer's Early Work in Pest; 4.2. Johann Woyka and the Baptist Mission in Pécs; 5. The Impact of the Revolution on the Hungarian Baptist Mission and the Missionaries; 5.1. The Mission to Pécs and the Fate of Woyka; 5.2. Progress Suppressed: The Work in Pest and the Loss of the German Brethren
- 6. The Last Man Standing: Rottmayer and the Baptist Mission in Pest under Neo-Absolutism, 1849-18666.1. Martial Law and the Bach Period, 1849-1859; 6.2. From the Patent Fight to the Eve of Dualism: Rottmayer's Renewed Cooperation with the Scottish Mission and the Baptisms of 1865; 6.3. The End of Rottmayer's Work in Pest; Chapter Three The Hidden Years: The Later Work and Ministry of Johann Rottmayer and the Bible Colportage of Antal Novák
- 1. The Bible Colportage and Evangelism of Johann Rottmayer and Antal Novák as Preparation for Success of the Hungarian Baptist Mission under Heinrich Meyer2. Antal Novák: Pioneer of the Magyar Baptist Mission; 3. Johann Rottmayer's Work in Kolozsvár; 3.1. Early Work and Travels; 3.2. Rottmayer's Trip to Hamburg and Re-Marriage; 3.3. The Development of the Kolozsvár Depot; 3.4. Rottmayer's Sunday School and Hymnbook; 3.5. Rottmayer's Baptist Mission in Kolozsvár and Cooperative Baptist Work; 3.6. Rottmayer's Retirement and the Closure of the Depot
- 4. Why was No Lasting Baptist Mission Planted at the First Attempt?Chapter Four Wandering Apostles and Prophets: The Establishment of a Sustained Baptist Mission in Hungary; 1. The Impact of the Compromise on the Churches; 1.1. Liberal Ideas of a 'Free Church in a Free State' and the Constraints of Politics; 1.2. Nationalism, Magyarization, and the Churches; 2. The Churches in the Age of Liberalism; 2.1. Liberal Catholicism; 2.2. Liberal Protestantism, Confessional Orthodoxy, and the Rise of Evangelical Renewal; 2.3. The Problem of the Sects: To the Protestant First?