The Reformed Theology of Benjamin Keach (1640-1704) (Centre for Baptist Studies in Oxford)
This scholarly work by Jonathan W. Arnold investigates the reformed theology of Benjamin Keach (1640-1704), a foundational Baptist thinker. Published by the Centre for Baptist Studies in Oxford, it offers insights into his doctrinal contributions and historical significance in Protestant traditions. Ideal for those studying religious history and theology.
About This Book
This book presents a detailed study of the reformed theology developed by Benjamin Keach, who lived from 1640 to 1704. As a prominent Baptist theologian, Keach's work shaped key aspects of Protestant doctrine during a pivotal era.
Authored by Jonathan W. Arnold, the volume is part of the Centre for Baptist Studies in Oxford series, focusing on historical and doctrinal analysis within Baptist traditions.
It examines Keach's theological framework, highlighting his role in advancing reformed principles amid the religious landscapes of his time.
The text serves as a resource for understanding the evolution of Baptist theology and its reformed roots.
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