In this pioneering work, J. Denny Weaver analyzes late 19th century Mennonite and Amish thought on atonement, an issue of concern for all Christians. He maintains that these Anabaptists did have a theology, displayed in the lived faith and in their writings, but it was threatened by the satisfaction theory of atonement. "Thoroughly documented. . . . An excellent historical background for continuing analysis".--C. Norman Kraus, in the Foreword.
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In this pioneering work, J. Denny Weaver analyzes late 19th century Mennonite and Amish thought on atonement, an issue of concern for all Christians. He maintains that these Anabaptists did have a theology, displayed in the lived faith and in their writings, but it was threatened by the satisfaction theory of atonement. "Thoroughly documented. . . . An excellent historical background for continuing analysis".--C. Norman Kraus, in the Foreword.
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Near Fine. Book. 8vo-over 7¾-9¾" tall. Studies in Anabaptist and Mennonite History No. 35. 316 pages with bibliography & index. Extra shipping may be required due to weight.
