CIRCULAR LETTER WARWICK ASSOCIATION 1835

Circular Letter.

The Elders and Brethren composing the Warwick Ass’n., assembled at Brookfield, June 10th and 11th, 1835.—To the several Churches of which it is composed, Greeting:

A SHORT HISTORY OF THE WARWICK OLD SCHOOL BAPTIST CHURCH & ELDER COX'S EXCLUSION

 

EXAMINATION OF A PAMPHLET TITLED "TRUTH AS IT IS" Circulated Among the Members of the Agingdon Ass'n With a Refutation of false statements and misrepresentations where in contained, in regard to the Warwick and Abington Associations 5

This last installment is part of a series that reached up to part 4.  We apologize for not realizing that there was additional text in this 5th part that was not in the previous parts.  We think the material is essential to understanding what was happening during the Old/New School split in the 1830s.  For those who have not read the previous parts we included them in this link: 

https://welshtractpublications.blogspot.com/search/label/Elder%20Gabriel%20Conklin

EXAMINATION OF A PAMPHLET TITLED "TRUTH AS IT IS" Circulated Among the Members of the Agingdon Ass'n With a Refutation of false statements and misrepresentations where in contained, in regard to the Warwick and Abington Associations 4

This is a pamphlet that was published by Elder Gabriel Conklin in 1839. To our knowledge it has never been posted on the internet (typed) before. Here, Elder Conklin lays out clearly the classic argument made by New School Baptists, even today, that Old School Baptists departed from their original principles when they became antimissionary societies, and refutes the argument.  These arguments are still used today by New School Baptists to demonstrate that it was the Old School Baptists who departed from the historical Baptist position. - ed.

EXAMINATION OF A PAMPHLET TITLED "TRUTH AS IT IS" Circulated Among the Members of the Agingdon Ass'n With a Refutation of false statements and misrepresentations where in contained, in regard to the Warwick and Abington Associations 3

This is a pamphlet that was published by Elder Gabriel Conklin in 1839. To our knowledge, it has never been posted on the internet (typed) before. Here, Elder Conklin lays out clearly the classic argument made by New School Baptists, even today, that Old School Baptists departed from their original principles when they became antimissionary societies, and refutes the argument.  These arguments are still used today by New School Baptists to demonstrate that it was the Old School Baptists who departed from the historical Baptist position. - ed.

EXAMINATION OF A PAMPHLET TITLED "TRUTH AS IT IS" Circulated Among the Members of the Agingdon Ass'n With a Refutation of false statements and misrepresentations where in contained, in regard to the Warwick and Abington Associations 2

This is a pamphlet that was published by Elder Gabriel Conklin in 1839. To our knowledge it has never been posted on the internet (typed) before. Here, Elder Conklin lays out clearly the classic argument made by New School Baptists, even today, that Old School Baptists departed from their original principles when they became antimissionary societies, and refutes the argument.  These arguments are still used today by New School Baptists to demonstrate that it was the Old School Baptists who departed from the historical Baptist position. - ed.

EXAMINATION OF A PAMPHLET TITLED "TRUTH AS IT IS" Circulated Among the Members of the Agingdon Ass'n With a Refutation of false statements and misrepresentations where in contained, in regard to the Warwick and Abington Associations 1

This is a pamphlet that was published by Elder Gabriel Conklin in 1839. To our knowledge, it has never been posted on the internet (typed) before. Here, Elder Conklin lays out clearly the classic argument made by New School Baptists, even today, that Old School Baptists departed from their original principles when they became antimissionary societies, and refutes the argument.  These arguments are still used today by New School Baptists to demonstrate that it was the Old School Baptists who departed from the historical Baptist position. - ed.