A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z - A
- “Acceptance with God,” 23
- Acheson, Thomas, 69
- Adams, John, 19, 29
- Africans brought to England, 24
- Ahorey, 60
- Ainslie, Peter, 150
- Alabama, “Christian” churches in, 98
- Allen, T., M., 101
- Altars, Abraham, 66
- Amend, William, 85
- America in 19th century: characteristics of, 28-31;
- churches in, 31-36
- American and Foreign Bible Society, 109
- American Christian Bible Society, 108
- American Christian Education Society, 143
- American Christian Missionary Society, 111, 112, 122-23, 124, 126, 143;
- founded, 110;
- ceases to function, 123
- American Christian Review, 113, 122, 124
- Ames, E. S., 138
- Anabaptists, 18
- Anglican Church, separation of Methodists from, 42f.
- Anti-Burgher Presbyterians, 60
- Antislavery societies, 36
- Apology for renouncing the Jurisdiction of the Synod of Kentucky, An, 54
- Apostolic Times, 124
- Arkansas College, 115
- Armenians, missions to, 128
- Asbury, Francis, 41-43 passim
- “Associate membership,” 138
- Associated Free Agencies, 146
- Association for the Promotion of Christian Unity, 150
- Augsburg Confession, 19
- Aulard, A., 19
- B
- Bacon College, 106, 114
- Bader, Jesse, 153
- Baltimore, Haldanean churches in, 84
- Baptism, 25, 26, 135-39, 151-52;
- Ainslie on, 150;
- A. Campbell on, 79, 104-5, 135-36;
- A. Campbell debates on, 77-79, 106;
- design of, 79, 87;
- in Brush Run Church, 74-75;
- in China mission, 150;
- in Christian Church, Ky., 56-57;
- and opinion, 96;
- Pinkerton on, 136;
- the “one institution,” 104;
- Stone on, 95-96.
- See also Immersion; Open membership
- Baptists, 41;
- A. Campbell’s relations with, 76ff., 108-9;
- Disciples’ differences from, 87-88;
- English, 22;
- Free Will, 45;
- “General,” 35, 53;
- in America in 1800, 34-35;
- in Kentucky, 30, 81ff.;
- in Rhode Island, 32;
- in Virginia, 32;
- “Kissing,” 83-84;
- “New Testament,” 95, 97;
- “Old Scotch,” 22;
- “Particular,” 53;
- and religious liberty, 37-38;
- separation from, 87ff., 90
- Barclay, James T., 110-11
- Baxter, William, 85
- Beardslee, J. O., 111
- Bentley, Adamson, 87
- Berea College, 115
- Bethany College, 76, 107, 114, 147;
- and slavery issue, 116-17
- Bethany, W. Va., 80
- Bethel, Ky., 57
- Bible distribution, cooperation in, 36
- Bible, modern view of, 148.
- See also Higher criticism
- “Bible chairs,” 128, 131
- Bible College League, 151
- Bible Society: American and Foreign, 109;
- American Christian, 108
- Blythe, James, 50
- Boston: “Christian” church at, 46;
- in 1800, 29;
- Sandemanian churches in, 22
- “Brethren,” 26
- Brown University, 34
- Brush Run Church, 73, 74-75, 81, 135;
- joins Redstone Association, 75
- Bucer, Martin, 18
- Buffaloe, 62, 80
- Burgher Presbyterians, 60
- Burnet, D. S., 106, 108
- Burnham, F. W., 146
- Butler University, 114, 147
rnal">148 Conservative group (antimissionary society), 12 Conservative reaction, 1909-45, 150ff. Constitutional Convention, 37 Controversy, period of, 119ff. Cooperation, 11, 36, 100 Cotner College, 147 Craig, W. B., 138 Craighead, Thomas, 50 Cramblet, T. A., 147 Creath, Jacob, Sr., and Jr., 83 Creeds, 64, 65, 71, 80, 94, 119, 120-21 Crockett, David, 102 Cross, Alexander, 111 Cumberland district, 50 Cumberland Presbyterians, 52, 55 - D
- Danbury, Conn., 22
- Danville, Ky., 50
- Davies, Samuel, 49
- Declaration and Address, 14, 61, 66, 68, 103, 141;
- summary of, 69-73;
- “brought down to date,” 124
- Deer Creek, Ohio, conference of “Christians,” 58
- Delegate convention, 144-45
- Denominationalism as normal, 17
- Denver, 138
- Design of baptism: See under Baptism
- Disciples: beginnings as separate body, 87, 90;
- early growth, 90-91;
- growth 1830-44, 99ff. (see also Statistics);
- general views, 94-97;
- name, 11-12, 95;
- organization for cooperation, 100;
- periodicals of, 91 (see also Periodicals);
- rethinking, 155-56;
- separation from Baptists, 87-88;
- union with “Christian” Churches, 91, 98-99
- Disciples Divinity House, 132, 134, 147
- “Dissenters,” 15;
- in New England, 32
- Divisions, causes of, 71
- Drake Conference, 155
- Drake University, 115, 147
- D’Spain, Lynn, 98
- J
- Jacksonville, Ill., Stone at, 22
- Oskaloosa College, 115
- Otten, B. J., 18
- Our Plea for Union in the Present Crisis, 138
- Owen, Robert, 89, 103
- Oxford Conference, 153, 154
ersity, 147 Theological school, controversy on, 116. See Ministry Thompson, John, 53, 57 Thompson, Thomas, 102 “Thompsonian” system of medicine, 45 Toleration granted to churches, 17. See Religious liberty Transylvania Presbytery, 50 Transylvania University, 93, 106, 147, 151 Trinity, Stone on, 48, 50, 93 Trollope, Mrs., 103 Tyler, B. B., 138, 154 - U
- Union of “Christians” and Disciples, 10-11, 92, 98ff.
- Union Theological Seminary, 132
- Unitarianism, 33;
- Stone charged with, 94
- United Christian Missionary Society, 146, 151-52
- United States conferences, 47, 59
- Unity of Christians: as political necessity, 15f., 37ff.;
- Association for the Promotion of Christian Unity, 150;
- A. Campbell on, 80, 94;
- T. Campbell and, 61, 84;
- Declaration and Address, 69-72;
- different views of, 148, 152, 155-56;
- Haldaneans, Sandemanians on, 26;
- history of idea, 14-17;
- in relation to baptism, 135-39;
- new problem in America, 39;
- Stone on, 93, 94
- University Church of Disciples of Christ, Chicago, 138
- V
- Vanderbilt University, 132
- View of the Social Worship and Ordinances of the First Christians, A, 25
- Virginia: Bill of Rights, 38;
- “Christians” in, 41-44;
- Constitutional Convention, 88-89;
- motives in settlement of, 31-32;
- University of, 128, 131
- W
- Wabash, Ind., conference of “Christians,” 59
- Walker, John, of Dublin, 61
- Walker, John, of Ohio, 77-78
- Walnut Grove Academy, 115
- Ware, C. C., 48
- Washington, D. C., 29
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