Wales and the Word
Historical Perspectives on Religion and Welsh Identity
Distributed for University of Wales Press
224 pages
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5 1/2 x 8 1/2
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Table of Contents

Contents
Foreword
Preface
Illustrations
Introduction
1. John Myles (1621-83) and the future of Ilston’s past: Welsh Baptists after three and a half centuries
2. Christmas Evans (1766-1838) and the birth of Nonconformist Wales
3. Owen Thomas (1812-91) and the "Lampeter Theology": Nonconformity and liberalism in Victorian Wales
4. Llewelyn Ioan Evans (1833-92) and the Princeton Theology: a study in nineeteenth-century biblical criticism
5. Continuity, novelty and evangelicalism in Wales, c.1640-1850
6. Conflicting commitments? Baptist identity and Welsh national consciousness, 1649 to the present
7. The early reception of Karl Barth’s theology in Britain: a supplementary view
8. Incarnate glory: the spirituality of D. Gwenallt Jones (1899-1968)
9. Celts and Christians in the work of Pennar Davies (1911-96)
10. Twentieth-century historians of Welsh Protestant Nonconformity
11. "The essence of Welshness?": some aspects of Christian faith and national identity in Wales c.1900-2006
Notes
Index
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