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Adding to the Church during the Early American Period

Adding to the Church during the Early American Period

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  • Richard Bauckham

This article is a historical study of how the New England church in America dealt with issues like the determining of membership after a person or persons came forward as converts. There were a set of rules and procedures that had to be laid down at that time to determine whether one was genuinely a member of Christ's body or not. The aspects that are discussed include church polity, tests of regeneration, requirements for church membership and the position of children.

Source: Reformed Perspectives Magazine, 2007. 8 pages.

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