Three Reasons Why I Am a Baptist

Three Reasons Why I Am a Baptist by James Madison Pendleton delves into the author's rationale for embracing the Baptist faith. Focusing on baptism and church governance Pendleton explores the biblical and historical aspects that underpin Baptist beliefs. Through a meticulous examination of scripture and historical accounts the book advocates for the autonomy of Baptist congregations and the democratic structure within the faith. By emphasizing the significance of church sovereignty and the equality of believers Pendleton establishes a theological foundation rooted in New Testament principles.