Thesiss

The purpose of this thesis is twofold. First, it seeks to contend and illustrate the hermeneutical role of discipleship in theological reflection. Secondly, it seeks to examine and analyze the meaning of discipleship in terms of the ethical, missiological and theological dimensi…

In the sixteenth century, an upheaval of religious restiveness set Europe aflame with the desire to restore a New Testament church. The Reformation began with Martin Luther and his 95 Theses, but it spread from there all across the continent and beyond. There were, as some refer…

This dissertation argues that William Roscoe Estep, Jr., considered the sixteenth-century Anabaptists and the seventeenth-century English Baptists to be the best representations of a recovery of the New Testament’s Christianity during their respective periods to recognize their …

This thesis examines the written debate that occurred in 1525-1526 between Balthasar Hubmaier and Ulrich Zwingli on the proper candidate of baptism. Both pastors held to the reformation principle of sola scriptura yet came to different conclusions as to what the Bible teaches ab…