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Discover a fresh perspective on religious and political history with Apocalypse How? by Mark R. Bell. This scholarly work examines the connection between faith and political thought during the English Revolution. For years, historians claimed that early Baptists lacked significant political opinions. This book challenges that view through a detailed reexamination of their actual influence. Bell demonstrates how the Baptist movement was deeply connected to the era's most influential groups. The text shows their proximity to the secular radicals known as the Levellers and the religious revolutionaries known as the Fifth Monarchists. By looking at both the religious and political sides of their beliefs, the author reveals a movement that was capable of supporting diverse radical factions. Written in clear and lively prose, this study provides a necessary update to our understanding of Baptist history. It is an essential read for students and historians interested in how religious movements shape political landscapes during times of massive social change.

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Challenges traditional historical claims regarding the political neutrality of early Baptists.

Explores the relationship between religious belief and political thought during the English Revolution.

Connects the Baptist movement to both the Levellers and the Fifth Monarchists.

Integrates religious and political perspectives to provide a complete view of the movement.

Written in clear and lively prose for an engaging reading experience.

Published by Mercer University Press for academic reliability.

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Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0865546703
Category: Books > Subjects > Religion & Spirituality > Christianity > Protestant > Baptist
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 01 May 2000
Listed Since: 22 December 2006

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