ESSAYS ON CALVINISM AND HYPERCALVINISM EVALUTATED (SANTAMARIA)

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Essays on Calvinism and Hypercalvinism

MESSAGE FROM AN OLD SCHOOL BAPTIST TO A BROTHER

[This is what we consider a well-balanced article explaining our Old School Baptist views on the subjects of "hypercalvinism" and "antinomianism", which terms we accept proudly whn correctly defined - ed]

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This is one of the finest examples of a supralapsarian view of election. It would also be classified by those who do not agree with it as hyperCalvinism. Which, in some ways it is, since Calvin was Arminian in some of his interpretations.

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HYPER-CALVINISTS (BEEBE) 1866

[This view of the Old School Baptists as "hyper-Calvinists" is still used today in ignorance - ed.]

From the Christian Messenger. Hyper-Calvinists in Dundas. A few persons in the town of Dundas and its vicinity have been excluded for a considerable period of time from the fellowship of the Regular Baptist Church in Dundas, in which they had created a great deal of trouble, and unseemly contention, while in connection with it; were on Saturday last organized by Mr. Beebe, and some other Minister of his way of thinking into a church. They arrogate to themselves the name of Old School Baptists, which is for all intents and purposes a misnomer. Having no personal acquaintance with these anti-mission and Hyper-Calvinistic people, we give the following extract from a letter recently written to the New York Chronicle.

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The Strict Baptist Mission was organized in the 1860s by the English Hyper-Calvinist Strict and Particular Baptist Churches.[1] John Hazelton, a Hyper-Calvinist Strict, and Particular Baptist preacher referred to his support of the Strict Baptist Mission in a sermon dated 4 March 1884:

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We post this free ebook by Stanley Philipps written in 2000 on the subject of the trends that were changing Baptists in the late 17th and early 19th century, such as Mission Societies, and other "benevolent societies".