The systematic theology notes of Prof. Stanley A. Nelson. Presents Christian theology from a historical, believers' church (Anabaptist) perspective. Four parts: The Anabaptist Story, The Baptist Story, The Enlightenment Story, and The Patristic Story.
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Dr. Stanley A. Nelson has taught theology at Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary since 1984. Prior to joining the faculty, he completed 15 years as a pastor and 15 years in the international mission field.
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I know what an Anabaptist is now.,
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Reading this book is as good training as seminary school. I would say this even if Stan was not a very distant cousin and a genius to boot. If you want to understand Christianity as well as your Pastor, this book will get you there.
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This is the most important book I have ever read. I was priveleged to sit in with Dr. Nelson as he taught his Theology course over 2 semesters. Those 2 semesters changed my life. They helped me realize how much theology influences every aspect of my life. I was overcome with the reality of how much of our present belief system is from mistaked in history. This book provides a fresh look at the past and informs the present. I believe this book can change lives. It did mine!
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A great theology based on history and the Bible.,
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This text proves to be an invaluable resource for would-be theologians. It leads the reader in the basic practice of theology. In the same way, it challenges the reader to consider how and what make up ones theology. The expert will be challenged to reconsider some basic assumptions that may have lead them to misguided theological affirmations; while, the beginner will be exposed to both the 'how-to' and the 'why' of "biblical thinking" . The writing is a second-hand recreation of notes and therefore, there are some gaps of thought that a reader will have to jump over. This, however, proves to be a minimal detraction. It has proved to serve as a theological anchor in many of this writer's personal studies.
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