Debate on Trine Immersion, the Lord's Supper, and Feet-Washing: Between Elder James Quinter, of Ohio (German Baptist), and Elder N.A. M'Connell, of Iowa (Disciple)

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Debate on Trine Immersion, the Lord's Supper, and Feet-Washing: Between Elder James Quinter, of Ohio (German Baptist), and Elder N.A. M'Connell, of Iowa (Disciple)

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In October 1867, Quinter and Nelson Antrim McConnell, who had never met before, came together in Marion, Iowa to discuss three “propositions”: that “Trine immersion is essential to Christian baptism,” that “The Bread and Wine commanded to be taken by the Disciples of Christ…are the Lord’s Supper,” that “The Washing of Feet is an Ordinance established by Jesus Christ” (p. iii). Quinter argued in the affirmative on the first and third proposition, in the negative on the second. The debate took place outside Appalachia; it is included in the Library to help paint a complete picture of Quinter’s oratory.

Publication Date

1868

Publisher

H. S. Bosworth

City

Cincinnati, OH

Keywords

Appalachia, Pennsylvania, James Quinter, Church of the Brethren, Sermons

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Appalachian Studies | Digital Humanities | Other Religion | Rhetoric

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Marshall does not own this book; According to WorldCat, the nearest physical copy is at Lexington Theological Seminary in Kentucky. Like all other books published in the United States in the 19th century, it is in the public domain.

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Debate on Trine Immersion, the Lord's Supper, and Feet-Washing: Between Elder James Quinter, of Ohio (German Baptist), and Elder N.A. M'Connell, of Iowa (Disciple)

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