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• American Mennonites and the Bible, by C. Norman Kraus
  ...hey were frightened by the specter of Modernism and by “liberalism” in the Mennonite Church and they readily accepted the Fundamentalists’ definition of the i ...ty resting on a particular theory of inspiration these leaders saddled the Mennonite Church with concepts which were not endemic to it and which are even yet ca
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• American Mennonites and the Bible
  ...hey were frightened by the specter of Modernism and by “liberalism” in the Mennonite Church and they readily accepted the Fundamentalists’ definition of the i ...ty resting on a particular theory of inspiration these leaders saddled the Mennonite Church with concepts which were not endemic to it and which are even yet ca
  58 KB (9,434 words) - 02:49, 31 August 2022
• The Pre-eminence of the Bible in Mennonite History
  ==The Pre-Eminence of the Bible in Mennonite History== ...ee C. J. Dyck’s article in this issue of the ''MQR'', “The Mennonite World Conference: A Brief Introduction.”</ref>
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• Mennonite Articles of Faith by Cornelis Ris (1766)
  ...n Frisian congregation. In the 17th century Hoorn had an unusual number of Mennonite branches; in 1747 the Frisians and the Waterlanders, then the only remaini ...established faith; his confession, which expressly attaches itself to the Mennonite tradition, has a certain Calvinistic inclination (the doctrine of election
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