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Nineteenth-century American Baptist preacher, editor, and major leader of Landmarkism, James R. Graves was at the center of intense debate among the Southern Baptists for nearly 30 years. In Baptist history, he remains an important figure to study as his influence and the fallout from ensuing controversy is still felt.
This collection surveys Grave’s thought and works. See the great controversialist in action with transcripts of debates on central points regarding baptism, the church, the perseverance of the saints, the Lord’s Supper, and more. Examine his writing on the character of John’s baptism, Landmarkism, and explore collections of letters written to J. Soule and Bishop McTyeire on the polity and doctrines of Methodism, as well as a series of newspaper columns debating the doctrine of endless punishment with John Burruss.
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Looking for other works by historic Baptists? Check out the Select Works of Isaac Backus (9 vols.) and Select Works of Dan Taylor (4 vols.).
James Robinson Graves (1820–1893) was an American Baptist preacher and leader of Landmarkism—a mid-nineteenth-century movement marked by the belief in the exclusive validity of Baptist churches and the theory of Baptist succession since apostolic times. Graves remains one of the most colorful and controversial figures among the Southern Baptists. He was editor of the Baptist (or later the Tennessee Baptist), and author of numerous books including The Relation of Baptism to Salvation, The First Baptist Church in America, and The Seven Dispensations.
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